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.
Ernani Sadural shares ways for participants to demonstrate the links between social determinants of health and global health outreach; give examples of globalization’s effects on New Jersey; and identify challenges and develop strategies to engage and support global health volunteerism among clinical staff and trainees.
The Center for Bioethics, within the Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research, is hosting a seminar on addressing the non-medical costs of care in low-income countries. The […]
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School’s HIPHOP (Homeless and Indigent Population Health Outreach Project) Community Health Initiative is hosting an Outerwear and Hygiene Products Drive through January 27, 2020. All items […]
Rutgers' Eagleton Institute of Politics is hosting a Science and Politics Workshop on the powers and limits of regulation of gene editing technology in light of politics, public safety, social […]
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and the McCourty Twins Tackle Sickle Cell organization are hosting a blood drive on Saturday, February 22, 2020, in New Brunswick.
Global Health Seed Grants are awarded to faculty conducting collaborative, interdisciplinary activities that address health inequities in New Jersey and around the world.
Learn more about how the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) may progress in New Jersey and what can and cannot be predicted.
Many Rutgers events are canceled in order to adhere to university guidelines regarding COVID-19. Please check with the event organizer for current status information. Robert Wood Johnson Medical School is […]
Presented by the School of Nursing, this conference will focus on improving public health for marginalized populations domestically and internationally.
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.
