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The Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research uses critical problem-solving approaches to pursue effectiveness, equity, and excellence in global health. We are global health leaders, researchers, practitioners, and students working at the interface between research, policy, and practice to address 21st-century global health challenges. Learn more about global health research being conducted at the Dahdaleh Institute.

Blogs including our seminar series event recaps are posted below (and in this database).

 

 

Recap — It is Time to Rescue the Decolonization of Global Health Movement: The Pressing Need for a Shift in Paradigm, with Luchuo Engelbert Bain

On January 8, Dahdaleh research fellow Luchuo Engelbert Bain emphasized the urgent need for a paradigm shift to save the decolonization of the global health movement from stagnation and superficiality. Bain underscored that decolonizing global health m...

Recap — Epidemiological Modeling in Global Health Crises: From Key Findings to Actionable Strategies, with Ruwan Ratnayake

On December 18, Dahdaleh visiting scholar Dr. Ruwan Ratnayake emphasized the important role of epidemiology in public health responses during humanitarian crises. The seminar highlighted the increasing integration of modern analytical methods such as m...

Recap — Addressing Challenges Faced by Seniors and Individuals with Dementia, with Shital Desai

On December 4, Dahdaleh faculty fellow Shital Desai led a seminar on empathy driven design, focusing on life centered solutions for seniors and individuals with dementia. Desai explored participatory and co-design methodologies to address systemic chal...

Recap — Fifth Annual Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholars Symposium

The Dahdaleh Institute proudly supports graduate research and scholarly and creative activities in line with the three themes of planetary health, humanitarianism, and foresighting at York University. We held our 5th Annual Global Health Graduate Schol...

Recap — Bridging Local and Global Applications of Clinical Public Health, with Ross Upshur

On November 13, the Dalla Lana Chair in Clinical Public Health Dr. Ross Upshur presented an insightful seminar on the integration of clinical medicine and public health, highlighting its potential to transform health systems. He began by describing his...

Recap — Collaborative Action Research for Community-Centered Emergency Health Response in Latin America, with Jeannie Samuel

On November 27, Dahdaleh faculty fellow Jeannie Samuel presented an ongoing project in Guatemala. This initiative, conducted in partnership with the civil society organizations CEGSS, RED-C Salud, and Laboratorio de Datos in Guatemala and York Universi...

Recap — Global Insights on Equity in AMR Surveillance, with Mary Wiktorowicz

On November 20, Dahdaleh associate director Mary Wiktorowicz delved into the topic of equity in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance, offering insights into how equity can be embedded in global surveillance systems. The discussion emphasized equ...

Recap — AI for Health Equity: Transforming Global Pandemic Preparedness, with Jude Kong

On November 6, Dahdaleh faculty fellow Professor Jude Kong presented an overview of his work in developing and implementing decolonized Artificial Intelligence (AI) frameworks, particularly within public health contexts across Africa and the Global Sou...

Recap — Leveraging Systems Thinking for Effective Global Health Policies, with Tarra Penney

On October 30, Dahdaleh faculty fellow Dr. Tarra Penney presented on systems-based approach and how it can transform traditional methods of public health intervention. Her work seeks to address complex global health challenges by understanding and infl...

Recap – Voices on the Move Podcast Launch

The Dahdaleh Institute recently hosted the launch event for Voices on the Move, a podcast focusing on the complex relationship between climate change and migration. Hosted by Dahdaleh faculty fellow Yvonne Su and Sabrina Sam, the event welcomed partici...