Global Health Security

Program Events

• Reception and Launch of HIV/AIDS, Disability and Discrimination Guide

  Stimson was pleased to host the reception and launch of One Billion Strong's HIV/AIDS, Disability and Discrimination: A Thematic Guide on Inclusive Law, Policy, and Programming. The

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• Book Event: Security and Development in Global Politics

  Stimson hosted a book event to discuss topics explored in the new book, Security and Development in Global Politics, which looks at seven core international issues from the point of

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• Global Health Security, GW, WHO to host IHR workshop at AFENET Conference in Dar es Salaam

  The Stimson Center, George Washington University, and WHO/AFRO will co-host a workshop from December 11 - 13, at the 4^th African Epidemiology Network (AFENET) conference, in Dar es

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• Advancing the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: A US - Iran Dialogue on Law, Policy, and Advocacy

  The Stimson Center, BlueLaw International LLP, and the Harvard Law School Project on Disability would like to invite you to a panel discussion and publication release on their joint

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• The Japanese Experience of Hansen’s Disease Management: Lessons Learned for Public Health Policy

  Please join the Stimson Global Health Security Program for a discussion on:

  The Japanese Experience of Hansen's Disease Management: Lessons Learned for Public Health Policy

  With:

  Eriko

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• Reaffirming American Leadership on Global Health

  Featuring

  Mark Green

  Managing Director, Malaria No More Policy Center

  Former Member of Congress and US Ambassador to Tanzania 

  The first decade of the 21^st Century has seen a dramatic

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• The Power of Evidence for Global Health Success

  Having the evidence that global health interventions actually work and work cost-effectively gives policymakers and donors a guide to wise investments in global health. Global health

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• Challenges in Health Diplomacy: Sharing Influenza Viruses and Access to Vaccines and Other Benefits

  The recent H1N1 influenza pandemic re-emphasized the significance of sample and benefit sharing in the global response to public health crises. In 2007, the World Health

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• From the Global to the Local: Building Capacity in a New Era of US Global Health Action

  As the US government redefines its global health engagement strategies, policy makers increasingly embrace the need to help partner nations strengthen health systems and build public

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• Lessons Learned: Chemical and Biological Events in Japan

   

  Stimson Center cordially invites you to an off-the-record roundtable discussion:

  Lessons Learned: Chemical and Biological Events in Japan

  Featuring

  Tomohiko Makino

  Visiting Fellow,

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• New Views on Health and Conflict: Mitigating Impact and Rebuilding Health Systems

  Dr. Len Rubenstein, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Gloria J. Kim & Marcia D. Fernandez, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University presented findings

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• Controlling Epidemics: Use of Isolation Measures

  Tools to control infectious disease outbreaks include medical and non-medical interventions. If the disease-causing agent is a novel pathogen or medical countermeasures (vaccines

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