We Need to Consider Gentrification a Global Health Issue
In this blog I call for greater attention from the global health community to consider gentrification's impact on health.
https://t.co/qlY0Gwummm
📢 ¡Conversatorio abierto!
🌆 Efectos socioambientales de la #Gentrificación en Costa Rica: un reto para el #DesarrolloSostenible 🌱
🗓️ 18 junio 2025
🕙 10:00 a.m. CR
🎥 En vivo por ONDA UNED
🔗 https://t.co/XvPATEeFTx
Una conversación necesaria para todos en América Latina
When USAID abruptly withdrew, life-saving humanitarian projects collapsed. In the Philippines, @cdporgph is showing that even in forced closure, it's possible to uphold ethics: preserve trust, stay accountable, prevent harm & sustain
Read our piece here: https://t.co/Y5JN0Wnhxd
As academic institutions maintain an eerie silence or advocate for ‘not taking sides’ while civilians are being killed in Gaza - this piece is worth resharing.
Shouldn’t our missions uphold values of humanity? If this happened in an HIC will we be silent?
https://t.co/83vV7C2ext
🚨 In our Invited Perspective, @shashikaLB & I raise a red flag on how policies + politics fuel othering—labeling some groups as “different” from the majority.
We call for action:
💛 Center kindness
👂 Listen + unlearn
✊ Stand up against othering
https://t.co/oQG3daiZGx
2️⃣ Listen and unlearn
Treat listening and unlearning as personal growth. Approaching them with curiosity and humility helps us better understand experiences beyond our own.
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🔴ÚLTIMA HORA | Murió José Pepe Mujica. Esta vez sí, a los 89 años, consideró que era tiempo de irse, según ha anunciado este martes el presidente de Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi, a través de las redes sociales. “Hasta acá llegué”, había dicho a principios de enero
🗞️ https://t.co/NhuO8CV74n
Le preguntaron a Pepe Mujica si encontró sentido a la vida. Dijo que no: que se dedicó a cambiar el mundo y no cambió un carajo.
Se equivocó. Gastó su vida soñando, peleando, luchando. Y eso —precisamente eso— es lo que mueve al mundo.
We finally got the selfie we have been planning to all semester! This post is to celebrate/express gratitude to @isabel_munozb who made one half of the teaching team of the #globalhealth ethics&equity class! We had fun & ended the class on a positive note!
Cheers to Isabel!
Next Thursday (24) at CafeAux Angles Ronds https://t.co/gzVrCtSdss we are going to meet as a community in #Montreal and chat about how to navigate current #globalhealth challenges with hope. Join us at 5pm.
Register: https://t.co/MznzSFGFvb
Last week, the global health ethics&equity class wrapped up w/ compelling student prezs on addressing funding crisis and a wholesome convo w/ students on pathways forward in #globalhealth!
Grateful to @isabel_munozb for being an amazing TA!
🙏 to Madhu Pai for all his support!
If you want an easy introduction to bioethics, public health ethics and global health ethics, try these two podcast episodes.
a fantastic student/journalist at McGill organized this.
Inspired by Sydney Murray, a student of my #globalhealth ethics class whose journalistic initiative led to a podcast with @sridhartweet for @MIROMcGill
Listen to the episodes here:
Part 1: https://t.co/iwR3Y8i8Vr
Part 2: https://t.co/ezBFL65LEr
A very enjoyable listen!
Grateful to @ananya_tb for inviting me to speak in her Intersectionality, Racism, and Health Equity class
We talked about Latin American resilience, exploring labor and women’s movements, Indigenous resistance, and the urgent fight against gentrification.
"The need for transformation of the humanitarian system is undeniable, but dismantling it without clear alternatives is not reform—it is a humanitarian disaster in the making."
1️⃣CHH-Lancet Commissioners' Joint Call in The Lancet The humanitarian system must be transformed-not destroyed.
Cutting aid recklessly will cost lives&destabilize global health security.
Reform must be bold, evidence-driven&just.
https://t.co/1z9FqRKIJy
@TheLancet@Humanit_Health
The US has never had an official language, why now?
There are over 50 million Spanish speakers in the US.
This order only serves to create an “other.” To send a message that only certain people are welcomed in the US…