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Addressing health-related disparities and inequalities, taking a multidisciplinary approach to advance the evidence base about what works.

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The USC Institute on Inequalities on Global Health (IIGH) has put into place a long-term partnership with Amref Health Africa

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This Week in Global Health brings together a diverse range of global health thought leaders from around the world sharing best practices, new developments and their personal experience in addressing global health inequalities.

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USC IIGH is pleased to co-host CUGH 2022: Healthy People, Healthy Planet, Social Justice (March 28–April 1, 2022), which brings together scientists, students and implementers from academia, NGOs, government, and the private sector to present, learn and collaborate to address pressing global health challenges.

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What We Do

Research

USC IIGH collaborates with faculty and schools across USC, as well as hundreds of civil society, academic, government and UN partners around the world to conduct innovative research that transcends borders and disciplines to make a difference in the world.

Education

USC IIGH is a major center of education and training with a focus on training the next generation of global health leaders in collaboration with a range of international partners, all with a strong commitment to addressing inequalities

Policy Engagement

To effectively address the health related disparities and inequalities that shape our world, USC IIGH has launched efforts with partners at global and local levels to contribute to and shape policy agendas to improve the health and rights of the most marginalized in our societies

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