Students and Recent Graduates Respond to the Crisis in Haiti
As days pass since a devastating 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti, the medical and health dimensions of the humanitarian crisis only seem to grow.
The Mailman School community joins the global response of doctors and health professionals in Haiti providing desperately needed medical attention to earthquake victims and organizing public health structures to prevent secondary outbreaks of disease.
A number of students and recent alumni from the Population and Family Health Program on Forced Migration and Health are currently on-the-ground providing rapid needs assessment, emergency medical attention, and child protection efforts. Stateside, students are organizing fundraising and service-work trips to the region for later in the year.
Eye on Haiti: Access School Updates & Media Resources
Dr. Meyer Testifies on Impact of Discrimination
Discusses research on minority stress in constitutional chall- enge to California Proposition 8 law.
Grand Rounds on the Future of Public Health
February 17 Lecture: Human Health Risks of Climate Change.
Café Ayiti Haiti Fundraiser
February 12 event features live music, a showing of The Road to Fondwa, and a discussion of relief efforts.
