
Youth Mental Health in the context of COVID-19 in East and Southern Africa: A Desk Review
In 2020-21, the IWG started a Memorandum of Understanding with EQUINET, the Regional Network on Equity in Health in East and Southern Africa, which is a…
Read morePeriod Poverty in Lebanon: Breaking the Cycle
Period poverty in Lebanon has been skyrocketing ever since the economic turmoil and subsequent healthcare system weakening, where the price of sanitary products has been subjected to…
Read moreTowards Health for All: Community Health Workers as stewards of Health
Organization and management of Service Delivery in Urban Primary Health Care Settings are a critical component of improving health coverage and outcome. Thailand, Bangladesh, and Ethiopia…
Read moreShadow Pandemic: Women’s Health in the Time of COVID-19
Our countries could not be more different across cultures, income-levels, geopolitical situations, as well as health system capacities, yet we find similarities in issues close to…
Read moreThe Climate Catastrophe is not Looming, It’s Already Here: The 2022 Floods in Pakistan
This flood exposed the weaknesses of past infrastructure, leadership, and governance structures and approaches, as well as of resource planning, allocation, and implementation. It has opened…
Read moreBeyond Silos: Making Mental Health and Well-being For All a Global Priority
This WMHD, we call for five actions we believe will make a difference. These five actions, however, need to be situated in a common understanding. Our…
Read moreHSR2020: Global Symposia on Health Systems Research
COVID-19 highlighted a need to rekindle the spirit of international collaboration and leadership for marshaling actions across multiple levels. An organized session was developed by the…
Read moreWorld Aids Day
To commemorate World Aids Day 2021, Siddharth Srivastava, an IWG member from the South East Asia Region, penned down a thoughtful blog post, drawing together 11…
Read moreA Youth-Led Demand for Global Vaccine Equity
As a network of emerging global public health leaders and professionals, we believe that we are uniquely positioned to demand accountability from leadership and to reinforce the…
Read moreCape Town Together
“Organising to create a community which must have the goal of creating belonging. Belonging creates the conditions for collective thinking, action, and change.” Screened 22nd April…
Read moreInternational Women’s Day: Perspectives from the IWG
Everyone loses when the opinions of qualified women are not heard and women are not involved in decision making.BMJ Gender Diversity Group As emerging leaders in…
Read moreIWG Fireside Chat: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
As emerging public health professionals there is no time like now to have an on-the-ground lesson on the importance of investing in and strengthening health systems.…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Magali Collonnaz
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has been a challenging year for public health and healthcare professionals. The pandemic put extreme pressure on health systems worldwide.…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Tricia Palola
With my career choice, I know that life will always get busy. But I seem to have found a way of managing a balance between work…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Laura Haywood
For me, the positive memory of 2020 has been more time with my family. My work, in stark contrast, has been looking at the impact of…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Siddharth Srivastava
I think it would be fair to say that 2020 has shifted the collective consciousness of humanity toward realising the importance of public health. COVID–19 has…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Malvikha Manoj
2020 has been anything but expected. Back in the day, (aka March!) when the pandemic was first announced, many countries closed down their borders immediately. The…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Utkarsha Telang
2020 has been a rollercoaster ride for me. During the early months of the pandemic, it felt like life had come to a halt with uncertainty…
Read moreThe Unprecedented Times: Lynn Bust
If I had one word to describe 2020, as an emerging public health professional, it would be “frustration”. I’ve certainly learnt this year that things do…
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