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In Haiti, mango trees can benefit health, economy and communities

Mango trees are making more than just an economic difference in Haiti.

UW-Madison students, Rachel Bergmans and Valerie Stull, finalists in Agriculture Innovation Prize

UW-Madison students propose an award winning idea for innovation in agriculture!

DiPrete Brown revisits personal journey through novel

Check out this article about our very own, Lori Diprete Brown, and the inspiration for her latest novel.

Susan Dillon Gold’s Fulbright experience comes back to benefit UW–Madison students

An inspirational example of how taking action can make a big difference when it comes to global health challenges.

The Keys are Right in Front of You: Women, Feminism, and Sustainable Well-being

Earth Day Conference: “Hard Science, Tough Choices”

We face environmental challenges that will require careful decisions at all levels, from global to local, from public to private. How can we build consensus around climate change, energy, transportation, water quality, food security and other critical issues? What is the proper role of science and information in these efforts? “Hard Science, Tough Choices” will examine …

Lori DiPrete Brown reflects on global health at TedxUWMadison

Listen to Lori DiPrete Brown’s TedxUWMadison talk: “Start Small, Change the World”  Text of talk available in a blog post from her personal blog. Lori DiPrete Brown, a global public health practitioner with experience in over 13 countries, joined the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) in 2003. She has played a leadership …

Relational Ethics in Global Health Research

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10th Annual Global Health Symposium: One Health, Making the Connections

Symposium links human, animal, environmental health

Check out this article on the Global Health Symposium at UW-Madison!