The Global Health Studies program drives interdisciplinary inquiry at the frontiers of global health. This work includes partnerships with governmental, non-profit, and multilateral organizations to analyze urgent challenges in global health leadership and policy.
In 2026, five policy briefs were published:
- Transforming Conflict: Former Combatants and Community Healing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- A Tool for System Change: Turning Water Insecurity Into Action
- Investing in Caregivers: Low-Cost, High-Impact Strategies to Improve Child Development and Well-Being
- Addressing Gender-Based Self-Stigma in Adolescents Living with HIV: Evidence Gaps and Policy Responses
- Corporate Influence in the Infant Formula Industry: A Comparative Analysis and Policy Recommendations
*Scroll below for policy briefs published in 2024 and 2025
Transforming Conflict: Former Combatants and Community Healing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
A Tool for System Change: Turning Water Insecurity Into Action
Investing in Caregivers: Low-Cost, High-Impact Strategies to Improve Child Development and Well-Being
Addressing Gender-Based Self-Stigma in Adolescents Living with HIV: Evidence Gaps and Policy Responses
Corporate Influence in the Infant Formula Industry: A Comparative Analysis and Policy Recommendations
Additional Policy Briefs
2025
Training for Equity: Participatory Systems Mapping in Global Health Education
In Pursuit of Sustainable Peace
Climate Advocacy through Collective Action: Recommendations for Environmental Health Policy
Promoting Forcibly Displaced Children’s Mental Health Through Educational Intervention
2024
Sustainable Investment in the African Pharmaceutical Industry
Intergenerational Pathways to Peace: Putting Children First
Arts-Based Interventions for Humanitarian Workers
Financing the HIV/AIDS Response in Sub-Saharan Africa Considering Priority Populations