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student engagement in global health

Bill Clinton, Global Health, and GlobeMed

Posted by Ashley Hagaman on February 16, 2009

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GlobeMed: Taking the road of pragmatic solidarity

Posted by Peter Luckow on February 4, 2008

Our generation has come to an important crossroads. At this moment, interest in the work of advancing health and social justice is at an unprecedented high. We have reached the time where we must choose to continue on the path of charity or to embark on a new path of …Keep Reading

To hell with good intentions

Posted by Anthony Esparaz on January 21, 2008

At last year’s GlobeMed Global Health Summit, Professor Michael Diamond from Northwestern University led a workshop on “Going Beyond Compassion”. In it, Dr. Diamond introduced a completely different, moreover discouraging, assertion that is often not considered by global health student-volunteers: is it possible that the efforts of major relief programs, like …Keep Reading

Exploring the growing student interest in global health and activism

Posted by Victor Roy on January 13, 2008

The growing number of students interested in global health and poverty issues across the US is apparent and encouraging. Universities are creating new programs at both undergraduate and medical schools, new student-founded groups are attempting to tackle the issues, and more students want to travel to work and volunteer directly with …Keep Reading

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