Global Health and Societies presents “Running to Stand Still” as part of the Global Perspectives Film Series.

Global Health and Societies presents “A Place to Breathe” as part of the Global Perspectives Film Series.

Global Health and Societies presents “A Good Neighbor.” Synopsis: A Latina single mother fights against racism and climate change as she campaigns for city council in one of the nation’s most polluted ZIP codes.

"Climate and Health: Maximizing Finance and Action Through a People-Centered Health Systems Approach," presented by Tamer Samah Rabie, Ph.D.

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents “Fire in the Blood,” a film that exposes how Western pharmaceutical companies and governments blocked access to affordable AIDS drugs in the 1990s, causing millions of preventable deaths in Africa and the global south. The film highlights the role of activists in saving lives, while examining corporate greed, government collusion, and the power of grassroots activism to drive global change.

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents “Seaspiracy,” a 2021 documentary film about the environmental impact of fishing. It is directed by and stars British filmmaker Ali Tabrizi.

Day of the Dead Celebration presented by Global Health and Societies

The Office of Global Health and Societies invites the campus to attend the lecture "Are Our Global Health Systems Fit For Purpose In Tackling Tomorrow's Global Health Challenges?" presented by Gavin Yamey, M.D., M.P.H., M.A., MRCP(UK).

Global Health and Societies presents “The Guardian of the Monarchs,” an exploration of the disappearance of Homero Gómez, an activist who brought attention to endangered monarch butterflies in the forests of Michoacán.

HSI Week Fiesta De Arranque presented by the HSI-Week Committee and Global Health and Societies.

International Disaster Medical Relief, presented by Michael D. Parsa, M.D., FAAEM, FACEP

Global Perspectives Film Series presents: Not My Life.

Save the date for the 13th Annual Cultural Competence Conference, presented by the Office of Global Health and Societies.

Global Health and Societies presents the 13th Annual Cultural Competence Conference. This educational activity is designed for all health care professionals and community organization staff. Its objective is to enhance interpersonal interactions within our health care system and ensure that services are delivered to the community in a culturally humane manner.

The Office of Global Health and Societies invites the community to attend “Global Burden of Neglected Tropical Diseases,” a lecture presented by Glenn J. Fennelly, M.D., M.P.H.

Global Perspectives Film Series presents: Unrest

Global Perspectives Film Series presents a screening of “How I Live.”

The Office of Global Health and Societies will host the lecture, “Addressing Compassion Fatigue: Taking Care of Yourself While Caring for Others,” presented by Ayanna Johnson, Ph.D.

Elevate Your Mind, Embrace Your Journey

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents “The Lobotomist,” A gripping tale of medical intervention gone awry, and one of the most barbaric mistakes of modern medicine.

“Something the Lord Made,” a dramatization of the relationship between heart surgery pioneers Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas.

“Health Care Disparities: Uncovering Bias and Advancing Patient-Centered Care,” presented by Gillian Schmitz, M.D., FACEP.

The Global Perspective Film Series presents “Radioactive.”

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents the 5th Annual Global Health Conference on Friday, March 22, 2024.

The Office of Global Health and Societies’ Global Perspectives Film Series presents the documentary, “Bending the Arc.”

Global Perspectives Film Series presents Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret.

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents “How to Survive a Plague,” the story of two coalitions—ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group)—whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition.

“Environmental Health: Current Challenges in Global Environmental Health in a World of Extremes,” presented by David W. DuBois, Ph.D.

The Office of Global Health and Societies presents “Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders.”