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Tackling stigma and discrimination could prevent 1.7 million AIDS-related deaths and 2.5 million new HIV infections by 2030. On June 21, join @UNDP, @UNAIDS and @HIVLawCom for an important conversation on how we make this goal a reality. Register now ➡️ http://bit.ly/removing-barriers-2030
#COVID19 has taught us that cross-border and cross-sectoral partnerships can boost health systems in sub-Saharan Africa. Read about how our research collab w/ @Amref_Worldwide is tackling the drivers of systemic healthcare inequalities around the world. https://bit.ly/3gothCX
"Using Drones to Prevent Pandemics and Epidemics" online short course from @USCGlobalHealth and Globhe Registration extended! Sign up to discover how drones could benefit your global health strategy and operations around the globe.
https://globalhealth.usc.edu/drones
Register today for the @UNDP panel discussion on 6/21 feat. @SofiaGruskin on our findings from an evaluation of the impact, success factors, challenges and good law practices of the Global Commission on HIV and the Law.
http://bit.ly/removing-barriers-2030 #globalhealth #law #AIDS
The pandemic has exposed numerous inequalities in society — what actions can be taken now to create a more level playing field for everyone? A panel of experts, including USC IIGH Director @SofiaGruskin, discuss solutions and ideas for a better society. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDQswkRBs1s&t=194s