The USC Law & Global Health Collaboration and the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health, in collaboration with USC Community Health Equity Solutions (CHES), are hosting a panel discussion with global and local experts to bring attention to the use and misuse of the law in the COVID era. With a focus on the […]

Join UC Santa Cruz to discuss meaningful climate policy and environmental justice reform. In this conversation, Rhiana Gunn-Wright, director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute and an architect of the Green New Deal, will speak to: • Why climate policy must include environmental justice. • Why climate must be part of our post-COVID economic […]

The annual USC Global Health Case Competition will be held virtually this year and will bring together teams from schools across USC to present a solution to a global health problem. Teams will have two weeks to prepare their solutions and will present to a panel of expert judges. Expert judges will be drawn from […]

Dr. Senait Fisseha will join USC IIGH to discuss what is needed to decolonize global health, with a focus on opportunities and challenges in this COVID era to accessing contraception and reproductive health services across the globe. Focus Area: Sexuality, Gender and Rights

Infecting Rights: A Lecture by Kate Gilmore As part of the Institute’s collaboration with the USC Visions and Voices series, Kate Gilmore, will shed light on how the COVID-19 global public-health crisis has undermined human rights across the globe and what is needed to address to boldly address these challenges. Focus area: Sexuality, Gender and […]

Jonathan Cohen will give a lecture on what addressing the current pandemic can teach us about addressing inequalities locally and globally. Focus area: Sustainability, Power, Poverty and Mobility

Part 2 the Self-care and Health series with the Law and Global Health Collaboration and schools across USC. Focus area: Sexuality, Gender and Rights; Communication, Technology and Innovation