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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Global Health Solidarity Open Forum 2025, under the theme ‘A Solidarity of the Shaken: From Despair to Collective Action’ What an insightful and engaging conversation it was! We are grateful to all who joined us, and especially to our phenomenal speakers who

SOLIDARITY IN ACTION The latest newsletter by our partners at the The EthicsLab, UCT is now live! Dive into a rich collection of stories, experiences, and reflections from women across Southern Africa, captured during the Rural Women’s Assembly Summer School 2025. From

“The challenges we face, like climate change and pandemic preparedness, require us to come together.” #Today at the Pandemic Sciences Conference 2025, Prof. Caesar Atuire, Principal Investigator of the Global Health Solidarity Project, delivered a talk on “Solidarity in Policy

🚨 The latest Global Health Solidarity Project Newsletter Is Here!🚨 BEYOND RHETORIC: SOLIDARITY AS A CATALYST FOR GLOBAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS 🔸Is solidarity still possible in an era of shrinking global health funding and growing inequalities? 🔸How can individual actions combine

🎥Watch Now: The Global Health Solidarity Open Forum 2025 Under the theme ‘A Solidarity of the Shaken: From Despair to Collective Action’, we explored what it truly means to stand together in the face of global health challenges. A huge thank you to everyone who registered

At the 2025 Oxford Global Health and Bioethics International Conference, Prof. Caesar Atuire (Principal Investigator, Global Health Solidarity Project) delivered an insightful keynote on ‘Solidarity Ethics for a Renewed Global Health’. Here are some of the key takeaways: 🔸We

What does solidarity really mean in practice? From everyday acts of care to difficult questions about power, justice, and exclusion—the Global Health Solidarity Workshop held in Ghana explored African conceptions of solidarity that go far beyond rhetoric. These four

In our third bi-monthly webinar, we asked: What does solidarity look like in times of trouble? Activists, artists, and advocates came together to explore how care, justice, and connection are being reimagined across borders. Key moments included: • Lessons from feminist

Rethinking Solidarity in Global Health: Perspectives from Latin America Join us for the 4th edition of the Global Health Solidarity Bi-Monthly Webinar, co-organised with the University of Costa Rica and CLACSO — a vibrant and dynamic dialogue that places Latin America at the

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Meet the Speakers – Rethinking Solidarity in Global Health: Perspectives from Latin America With CLACSO and the University of Costa Rica, we are bringing together a diverse panel of scholars, activists, and public health experts whose work reflects Latin America’s traditions

Meet the Moderator: Prof. Gabriela Arguedas-Ramírez - a Costa Rican researcher, feminist philosopher, and professor at the University of Costa Rica’s Institute for Women’s Studies (INIF). Her work explores the intersections of science, power, ethics, and care, particularly how

Introducing Prof. Carmen Cariño Trujillo, a sociologist with a PhD in Anthropological Sciences and a well-known campesina activist from the Mixtec People. As a researcher at UAM Azcapotzalco, Carmen focuses on Indigenous and rural women’s defence of territory, decolonial

Peggy Chamorro (M.Sc) is a researcher at the Centre for Research in Women’s Studies (CIEM) at the University of Costa Rica. A psychologist and social communicator with a Master’s in Social Communication and Development, Peggy brings a critical perspective on

Meet Dr. Gonzalo Basile, an Argentine epidemiologist and social scientist based in the Caribbean, and Director of the International Health Program at Flacso Rep. Dom.. With a PhD in International Health (UAB) and a Master’s in Epidemiology (UNLA), Gonzalo also serves as the regional

Just 2 Days to Go! Join us for the 4th Global Health Solidarity Bi-Monthly Webinar, co-organised with the University of Costa Rica and CLACSO, as we explore Solidarity perspectives from Latin America, rooted in resistance, collective care, and emancipatory thinking.

The wait is over! Join us TODAY for the 4th edition of the Global Health Solidarity Bi-Monthly Webinar, co-organised with the University of Costa Rica and CLACSO! Together, we will explore what solidarity truly means through the powerful lens of Latin America’s traditions

KEY TAKEAWAYS: The 4th Global Health Solidarity Bi-Monthly Webinar. Under the theme Rethinking Solidarity in Global Health: Perspectives from Latin America, this session was a rich, insightful and engaging conversation on what solidarity means today, especially from the margins.