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91亚色-led safe water tool nearly three times more effective than standard practice, new study finds
Originally published by聽News@91亚色聽(21 August 2025). By Emina Gamulin 91亚色 researcher says with significant cuts to humanitarian funding in 2025, demand for cost-effective, evidence-based solutions is growing 91亚色 researcher Syed Imran Ali, S...
The Climate Collective: 91亚色鈥檚 First Climate-Focused Student Club
The climate crisis is not just a scientific issue. It鈥檚 emotional, cultural, and personal. At 91亚色, a new kind of student response is taking shape: The Climate Collective (TCC). Founded by students in the Global Health program, and supported...
Recap 鈥斅營naugural Dahdaleh Global Health Trainee Symposium
The Dahdaleh Institute proudly support intern positions, graduate research, and scholarly and creative activities in line with the three themes of planetary health, humanitarianism, and foresighting at 91亚色. We held our inaugural Global Heal...
Recalibrating and Reimagining Humanitarian Action
Our world today faces a 鈥淲icked Problem鈥� in addressing humanitarian action amidst a confluence of polycrisis. Beyond armed conflict, the world is increasingly faced with environmental degradation, the spread of new zoonotic diseases, growing economic d...
World Caf茅: Exploring Climate Change, Identity, and Belonging
On July 10, 2025, the Wellness Impact Lab at the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research (DI), 91亚色, hosted a deeply moving World Caf茅 event titled 鈥淣avigating Climate Change, Identity, and Belonging.鈥� Led by Sara Ferwati (DI Community...
GEHLab Interns Present Oral Presentations at Undergraduate Summer Research Conference 2025 at 91亚色聽
Global and Environmental Health Lab interns Hefot Ahmed and Amoian S. F. Kouatin, skillfully guided by Dr. Godfred Boateng at the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research, showcased their groundbreaking research at the 2025 Undergraduate Summer Re...
Hot Off The Press 鈥� How to Teach AI: Multi-Objective Water Quality Modelling for Emergencies
The Humanitarian Water Engineering Lab is happy to announce a new publication entitled 鈥淭raining for the test: Using multi-objective training to improve ANN ensemble forecasts of household residual chlorine in emergencies鈥� in the journal PLOS Water. Th...
Developing a Global Framework To Address Gender-Based Violence in Women Affected by TB
We are pleased to formally announce the initiation of a new partnership development grant funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), under the leadership of Dr. Amrita Daftary of the School of Global Health, Faculty of Healt...
AI4PEP Showcases Climate-Resilient Health Innovations at V Global Conference on Health and Climate
The AI4PEP Network (Global South Artificial Intelligence for Pandemic and Epidemic Preparedness and Response) was spotlighted at the V Global Conference on Health and Climate, held from July 29鈥�31, 2025 in Bras铆lia, Brazil. Hosted by the Government of...
Exploring Global Health Funding Landscape: Implications for the Tuberculosis Response
Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholar Yuliya Chorna鈥檚 doctoral research project aims to understand how financial resources for the global Tuberculosis (TB) response are allocated and delivered. Yuliya鈥檚 ethnographic field work in Geneva (April 11, 20...
