The Gender Violence and Health Centre at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are pleased to be offering our 2021 short course on Researching Gender-Based Violence: Methods and Meaning. Details can be found on this link: lshtm.ac.uk/study/courses/…

Conducting nursing research on #IPV? Please consider submitting a manuscript for review for a Special Issue on IPV in Journal of Advanced Nursing . Manuscript submissions due January 31, 2022 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/1…

Great to see Garcia Moreno Claudi recognised in the Apolitical list of most influential women. A real stalwart for #GBV #VAW HRP Avni Amin Michelle Remme UNU International Institute for Global Health Emma Fulu Gita Sen

Join us for this important and insightful webinar on "Healing from sexual violence - innovative approaches for positive mental health" When: 28 April 2021 Time: 4pm SAST Register online: bit.ly/3jzkRbP

I. love. WHO. tools. Avni Amin presented work from a health worker training in India that adapted various World Health Organization (WHO) tools. Always great to learn from one of our field’s leaders, and appreciate her highlighting barriers and enablers! #SVRIForum22

Our paper presenting a new conceptual framework on health systems readiness is now available.

Really excited to be present at the MARCH Centre, LSHTM Strategy Meeting and especially moved by the keynote from richard horton who ends with a powerful quote from a key book recommendation for those working in health research #MARCHreport The Lancet

#MARCH Centre, Lshtm. A very interesting and thought provoking talk by Dr Seye Abimbola #seyeabimbola on the need to reflect on our ways of doing knowledge production, and whose local priorities and needs we are addressing, whose frameworks we are using.

👋Our brand new distance learning programme focuses on knowledge to improve the health of populations affected by humanitarian crises.🌍⚠️ Gain crucial skills to address current & multi-faceted health issues in different settings around the globe. Apply👉bit.ly/3pzUDNq

“Policies such as the ones modelled here should be given urgent consideration.” Centre on Climate Change & Planetary Health, LSHTM’s Silvia Pastorino discusses findings of new report comparing real-life food policies to help the 🇬🇧 meet net zero targets🎯 Read more 👉bit.ly/3CcTDBW

🆕 paper in The Lancet Global Health highlights that neural tube defects, a largely preventable condition, are a common cause of death among stillbirths and neonatal deaths, especially in Ethiopia. 👉 bit.ly/460i17I

📢Apply now and benefit from the early payment fee reduction! A great opportunity to enroll in the brand new London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine distance learning programme focusing on knowledge to improve the health of populations affected by #humanitarian #crises. 👉bit.ly/3pzUDNq

"More than 1 million sexually transmitted infections are acquired every day worldwide." @JuliaBuntingGH, President of Population Council, presenting London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

Join our workshop 13/14 June on how can the Health Policy and Systems Research (HPSR) capacity be accelerated in Malaysia and the Western Pacific region to strengthen health systems Led by UNU-IIGH, UP Manila, Institute for Health Systems Research London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Register here: go.unu.edu/9JCtr Health Systems Global

Introducing our new: 🌍MSc in #ClimateChange & #PlanetaryHealth🌍starting this September London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine This course explores the complex systems that link global environmental change & human health 📝Apply now👉bit.ly/3OCfkmw Or find out more📺youtu.be/4uQ-s0pJH8A

🆕 research in The Lancet Public Health unveils key strategies to combat Intimate Partner Violence and Violence Against Children. Led by Loraine Bacchus & manuela Colombini, the study identifies effective interventions and calls for urgent global action. Read more 👉bit.ly/3xT7EWB

Join us for the launch of our event series: Future directions in global health evaluation. In the first lecture, Prof Chilisa will discuss methodological colonialism & introduce postcolonial evaluation paradigms. 🗓️ 23 May ⏰ 12:30BST 📍 Online 🔗 bit.ly/4dFlLze

#GenderJobs: SVRI is looking for a Research Director to guide work on research & capacity building on VAW and VAC in LMICs: * Ph.D. + 10 years exp * Remote or based in Pretoria or Cape Town * Salary: 80k - 90k USD Due: June 16th svri.org/careers/svri-r…

🎙️It's the 20th episode of the SRHM Podcast! In this fantastic #EditorsSummary we hear about an important paper by Laura Ferguson, Sarah Emoto and Sofia Gruskin from the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health. Listen and subscribe here: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/srhmj…