Humanitarian Health Digest
We’re pleased to announce the publication of the inaugural issue of the Humanitarian Health Digest—a quarterly bibliography of published peer-reviewed journal articles on humanitarian health. The Digest is compiled by the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health and The Lancet. It also includes one or two new commentaries on peer-reviewed articles cited in the Digest.
Read moreThe Mosul Trauma Response: A Case Study
The Battle of Mosul was one of the largest urban sieges since World War II. From October 2016 and July 2017, Iraqi and Kurdish forces fought to retake Iraq’s second largest city, which had fallen to ISIL in 2014. They were backed by U.S.-led coalition forces. More than 940,000 civilians fled during the siege, and thousands were injured as they sought safety.
Read morePSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID: The RAPID Model
PFA is a learned skill, and now health care professionals, educators, employee assistance professionals, first responders, and lay people can attend a 2-day training workshop to learn the Johns Hopkins RAPID model of psychological first aid.
Read moreCENTER LAUNCHES NEW FREE ONLINE COURSE
Center for Humanitarian Health at Johns Hopkins University launches a new online course designed to learn how public health concepts and skills can be applied to disasters. The Public Health in Humanitarian Crises course provides understanding of public health issues that affect populations troubled by disasters — both natural and from conflicts.
Read moreWhat We Do
Research
Undertake innovative research in humanitarian health science to discover and apply evidence-based strategies for prevention, preparedness, response, recovery and reintegration.
Educate and Train
Educate and train individuals, governments and organizations on the latest theories and best practice approaches of humanitarian health science to allow for their evidence-based and practical application.
Empower
Empower individuals, communities, organizations and Governments to practically apply skills and expertise gained through research and education.
News
Local Aid Groups Are Key To Disaster Relief. So Why Are They...
NPR Goats and soda Local Aid Groups Are Key To Disaster Relief. So Why Are They...
Read MoreBorder separations could have traumatic impact on children,...
Baltimore Sun Border separations could have traumatic impact on children,...
Read MoreHow to Fix the Broken Humanitarian System: A Q&A with...
Even as the world struggles with multiple crises that have forced tens of...
Read MoreCoping with the displaced millions
Bloomberg School researchers Paul Spiegel, Len Rubenstein, and Courtland...
Read MoreWhat The Pileup Of U.S. Disasters Means For The World
NPR Goats and soda What The Pileup Of U.S. Disasters Means For The World...
Read MoreEvents
Refugee Resettlement in United States
Panelist: Jennifer Smith, Overseas Processing Chief, Population,...
Read MoreNew Beginnings: Celebrating Syrian Refugee Resettlement
Enjoy authentic Syrian dishes catered by Aleppo Kitchen. Aleppo Kitchen...
Read MoreHumanitarian Health Seminar Series Session Three
LECTURE: Migration and Health: Concepts, Categories and Global Governances...
Read MoreHumanitarian Health Seminar Series Session One
LECTURE: The humanitarian system is not just broke, but broken: recommendations...
Read MoreRAPID Psychological First Aid Workshop May 2018
Led by George Everly Jr., Ph.D, a pioneer in the field of psychological trauma...
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