In this blog CGHP Volunteer, Siana, describes her experience of supporting the East of England Global Health Conference as a rapporteur.
In this blog, Sophie reflects on the past year at CGHP and the impact the pandemic has had on programme activity. Aside from cancelled plans and overseas visits, the pandemic has encouraged CGHP to consider novel approaches in delivering programme activity. Join us in reflecting on 2020 at CGHP, celebrating our successes and exciting developments on the horizon.
Reflections on my six months at CGHP… By Lucy Gilder In the past decade or so, the term ‘global’ has become an increasingly common prefix: global citizen, global warming, global politics, global network… It is a term at once both exciting and unnerving. As a concept, ‘global’ connotes the vast and limitless. But this scope …
How Health Partnerships Can Help Prepare Health Systems for Pandemics By Lucy Gilder Abstract: This second post in our COVID-19 blog series examines how health partnership work can help prepare staff working in both low and high resourced health systems for dealing with public health crises. Glancing at the latest map of the COVID-19 outbreak, …
What COVID-19 Can Teach us About Sustainable Health Partnerships An Investigation into e-Learning By Lucy Gilder Normally a hive of activity, the CGHP office in Cambridge, UK has gone quiet: no project visits, no incoming delegations, no conference. Each colleague works inside their own home and all communication has become electronic. This is the work …
Now that all three long term volunteers have returned to their posts in the UK, we reflect on the impact of their experience.
