Global Health Events

Here are global health events and conferences happening in your community and around the world. 

​​Global Livingston Institute
When:  Learn about upcoming trips and events.
The mission of the Global Livingston Institute is to convene global communities to learn and advance best practices in community development and create equitable, sustainable, and culturally responsive solutions to challenges in the areas of health, economic development, and the environment. 

Helping Mothers Survive
When:  Learn more about upcoming events.
To improve quality of care on the day of birth, Jhpiego, in collaboration with global partners, developed Helping Mothers Survive (HMS). HMS is a suite of facility- and simulation-based learning modules designed to improve and sustain the life-saving skills of midwives, nurses, doctors, and others who care for women and their newborns during pregnancy, labor, and birth. 

GlobalMindED Conference
When:  June 17-19, 2024
Where:  Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center | Denver, CO
GlobalMindED closes the equity gap by connecting students (with limited resources, First Gen to college, and returning adults) to role models, mentors, and internships with inclusive leaders who teach them, work with them and hire them. 

Global Health Lecture Series
When:  View the Global Health Lecture Series Schedule.
Where: Anschutz Medical Campus | Aurora, Colorado
The Center for Global Health at Colorado School of Public Health sponsors a monthly lecture series dedicated to various issues in global health. Students, faculty, affiliates, and visitors are invited to attend these lectures featuring notable University of Colorado faculty and global health leaders. 

Global Health Symposium
When: View the Global Health Symposium Schedule and Agenda.
Students, faculty, staff, community members and leaders with The Center for Global Health at Colorado School of Public Health with an interest in global health work are invited. 

The North American Refugee Health Conference
When: 2024 TBD
Scholarship Opportunities: https://refugeesociety.org/scholarships/
The annual North American Refugee Health Conference (NARHC) is the largest interdisciplinary conference in the world. Its primary purpose is to promote the health of refugee  

CUGH’s 15th Annual Global Health Conference
When: March 7-10, 2024
In-person Satellite Sessions: March 7, 2024
Where: Westin Bonaventure | Los Angeles, California
The Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) builds interdisciplinary collaborations and facilitates the sharing of knowledge to address global health challenges.  

Global Health and Innovation Conference
When: 2024 TBD
The Global Health & Innovation Conference (GHIC) is the world's leading and largest global health conference as well as the largest social entrepreneurship conference, with 2,200 professionals and students from all 50 states and more than 55 countries. This must-attend, thought-leading conference convenes leaders, changemakers, and participants from all sectors of global health, international development, and social entrepreneurship.  

International Health Humanities Consortium Conference
When: 2024 TBD
Where: Creighton University Phoenix Health Science Campus
The Health Humanities Consortium promotes health humanities scholarship, education, and practices through interdisciplinary methods and theories that focus on the intersection of the arts and humanities, health, illness, and healthcare 

Global Health Conference Midwest
When:  2024 TBD
Where: 2024 TBD
Global Health Conference Midwest (GHCM) is an interprofessional effort to address health disparities among marginalized populations nationally and internationally. Through education, advocacy, and service, we aim to raise awareness of global issues by engaging individuals and communities to partner with those who are made vulnerable. 

Monthly Doctors Without Borders Podcasts
The MSF podcasts, titled "Frontline Reports ," will provide emergency updates from MSF projects around the world, shedding light on underreported or ignored humanitarian crises and neglected diseases. Listeners will hear interviews with MSF staff in the field and with the patients they are helping. Topics will range from the daily struggle for survival among refugees affected by war and natural disaster to the obstacles confronting people living with HIV/AIDS in the developing world.

"Podcasting provides us with a new tool to inform the public about critical humanitarian issues often ignored by the media," said MSF-USA Executive Director Nicolas de Torrenté. "By hearing a patient's voice or a doctor's explanation of the profound challenges that go along with working in a refugee camp, listeners will be connected much more directly with today's critical, and largely unacknowledged, humanitarian and medical crises."