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Workshop: Smart Phone Video Skills – POSTPONED DATE TBC

by globalhealth on Feb 10, 2020 in Homepage Featured, Key Correspondent News, Student Outreach Group, Upcoming Events
Calling all Citizen Journalists! WORKSHOP: Smart Phone Camera Skills for Beginners and Improvers   POSTPONED  Date/Time TBC ATTENTION All Key Correspondents  This course is being funded by the Irish Global Health Network in support of the Student Outreach Team’s Key Correspondent Programme. Former and...
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Engaging Health Systems by Improving Access to Health Information   

by globalhealth on Aug 6, 2015 in Education, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group
GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Sanskriti Sasikumar Artwork by Charles Isabirye for Partnerships in Health Information. Retrieved from: http://www.phiinafrica.org/ Knowledge empowers individuals to make informed choices. However, in our search for the perfect solution to improve global health, we rarely speak...
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The Annual Making Time National Debate 2015

by globalhealth on May 20, 2015 in Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, News, Past Events, Recurring events, Student Outreach Group, Students Corner
Making Time Debate 3rd Annual Final, Galway        #MakingTimeDebate2015    This year on the 25th March the 3rd Annual Making Time National Debate (MTD) was held at NUI Galway. This year the MTD final was hosted in collaboration with the fledgling Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security Society...
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Ending Ireland’s Apathy to Climate Change

by globalhealth on May 18, 2015 in Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Irish News and Feeds, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group
GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Colm Duffy As we approach 2050, the world has significant challenges that need to be tackled to ensure food and environmental security. With the global population set to increase to 9-12 billion the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) predicts that food production must...
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Who has the responsibility: Ethical partnerships for students working overseas

by globalhealth on Nov 27, 2014 in Conference Materials, Education, Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, Past Events, Policy, Student Outreach Group
IFGH Conference 2014 Student Workshop on Ethical Partnerships Key Correspondent: Anneliese Arno A special panel session on ‘Ethical Partnerships: A Student Focussed Discussion and Workshop’ was held at the IFGH November Conference. Led by the Student Outreach Group (SOG), things kicked off with individual...
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Cultural Exchange: The ‘one-way’ street of Global Health

by globalhealth on Nov 19, 2014 in Conference Materials, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group
IFGH Conference 2014 Emerging Voices-Early Perspectives Key Correspondent: Michael Johnson What can we learn about healthcare from the Global South? With many of our resourced hospitals, high-end technologies, and long established healthcare systems, this question may leave some perplexed. However, it would appear that...
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A Need for Reciprocal Partnerships not Aid

by globalhealth on Nov 17, 2014 in ESTHER Alliance, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, IFGH Multimedia, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events, Resources, Student Outreach Group
IFGH Conference 2014 Partnerships Panorama Key Correspondent: Jessica O’Dowd In Sudan, maternal mortality has been reduced by 86%, with neonatal and stillborn deaths reduced to nearly 50%. The childhood survival rate of cancer has increased to 50% in Tanzania. These were just some of the benefits cited from large...
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