Support tomorrow’s global public health leaders 

Those who strive to make a difference don’t always have the opportunity to realize their potential. They may have the insight to know what’s needed and a passion for positive change but not the resources to take their ideas from data to policy, from the lab to people’s lives. That’s where you can help. Your gift can build a better future.

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Scaling Up Leadership in a Time of Crisis

“We’re trying to get more resources to where they can have an immediate impact in the face of this crisis."
Andrew and Corey Morris-Singer are deploying resources where they can have an immediate impact in the fight against COVID-19.
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The impact of financial aid: Transforming health through the Goldsmith Fellowship

"You can't ask people to carry student debt and also go into this field, which is not handsomely paid but of tremendous public benefit."
Because of the ripple effect of financial aid, fellowships benefit not only the students themselves but also the lives they will touch throughout their public health careers.
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Supporting student field work: Harvey Fineberg and Mary Wilson

"We support student travel fellowships because there are some kinds of learning that cannot occur in the classroom."
The Albina Fund for Student Travel Fellowships provides students from the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights with hands-on learning experiences focused on international assistance and global health and development.
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confronting covid-19

The latest on the coronavirus

Harvard Chan School experts offer comments and context about the coronavirus in a variety of media outlets.

Building healthier, more resilient societies to tackle global threats

The Reform for Resilience Commission has a lofty goal—to help ensure healthier and resilient growth everywhere amid dire global threats such as COVID-19 and climate change.

Pandemic accelerated youth mental health crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically accelerated a decline in youth mental health in the U.S.

Preparing for the next pandemic

Karl Lauterbach, Germany’s federal minister of health, discussed the G7 Pact for Pandemic Readiness at a Harvard Chan School seminar.

COVID-19 vaccination linked with small, temporary changes in menstrual cycles

COVID-19 vaccines may cause small changes in menstrual cycles, but those changes are temporary, according to preliminary results from the Apple Women’s Health Study.