This calendar features events relevant to global health from throughout the Rutgers community. To inquire about listing your event, contact us at communications@globalhealth.rutgers.edu.
Leaders will discuss opportunities for restarting New Jersey’s economy, post COVID-19, in ways that intersect health equity and social well-being with addressing climate change, building inclusive and vibrant communities, and expanding opportunities for civic engagement.
Your support will help students and faculty confront urgent global health problems.
Leaders will discuss opportunities for restarting New Jersey’s economy, post COVID-19, in ways that intersect health equity and social well-being with addressing climate change, building inclusive and vibrant communities, and expanding opportunities for civic engagement.
The Office of Global Health at New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) in collaboration with the Departments of Surgery and Emergency Medicine present a virtual roundtable discussion, "Inequities in Global Health: COVID-19 Locally and Globally." Featured speakers: Dorian Wilson, MD - professor of surgery and director of the Healthcare Foundation Center for Humanism and Medicine, NJMS […]
Rutgers Project ECHO at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School presents the Adverse Childhood Experiences series, which comprises 14 biweekly, CE credited, online sessions to help improve the identification, care, referral, and care management of children with adverse experiences. A multidisciplinary panel of experts will share trauma-informed best practices, tools, and resources that can help providers, […]
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Jersey Medical School, and RWJBarnabas Health are sponsoring a three-day virtual symposium to educate, innovate, and foster a deeper understanding in the field of global neurosurgery.
A panel discussion designed to unpack medical mistrust, fear, and skepticism around COVID-19 research is being hosted by the Clinical Research Center at New Jersey Medical School
Former governors Thomas H. Kean, James J. Florio, and Christine Todd Whitman will deliver remarks and participate in a moderated discussion about climate change and New Jersey.
Novelist Kim Stanley Robinson will read from and discuss his new novel, The Ministry for the Future, which presents a "fundamentally hopeful vision of a near-future world striving to overcome the climate crisis."
This workshop uses a trauma-informed lens to examine how Black student survivors are impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, current racist violence, and past and intergenerational trauma.
The Health Law Society and OUTLaws student organizations of Rutgers Law School are hosting an online event, COVID's Disparate Impact Panel, at 5 p.m. on October 27. The program will feature a discussion about the disparate impact of COVID-19 on minority communities and potential solutions for moving forward. Panelists include: Moderator: David Frankford, professor, Rutgers […]
A conversation between Christopher Murray and Daniel Hausman about the Global Burden of Disease project, the ethical and philosophy of science dilemmas it raises, and how it contributes to our understanding of COVID-19.
