@JohnsHopkinsSPH's Center for Public Health and Human Rights (CPHHR) seeks to advance fundamental human rights through research, teaching and advocacy.
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Joined July 2012
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Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
In the 2021 @SafeguardingHC report, we recommend the following:
1) end impunity
2) strengthen prevention through data collection + military reform
3) strengthen global and domestic leadership
➡️shcc.pub/ExSumm2021Arabic
Health workers are #NotATarget
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
@CSIS recently released Ep. 4 of the docu-series, Ukraine: The Human Price of War
An historic moment in international justice may be emerging. When it is possible to bring Russian war criminals to justice.
youtube.com/watch?v=9lw-nBx_… @lenrubenstein
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
Dr. @ChrisBeyrer is the founder and director of the @CPHHR and the Desmond M. Tutu Professor of Public Health and Human Rights. @JohnsHopkinsEPI and @JohnsHopkinsSPH are excited for your new adventure as the Director of the @DukeGHI, but very sad to see you leave us.
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
RT @HarvardGH Protecting Health Care in Conflict Areas: Lessons from Ukraine to Tigray Webinar July 6 ow.ly/H7aB50JGfb0 @HHI @Geneva_Academy @CPHHR @IIHL_Sanremo @GlobalJusticeC @hhrjournal @P4HR @ICRC @ifrc @ECR2P @CPG_USHMM @WHO_Europe @GCR2P
Anna Pancheshnikov, Rohini Boddu, @lenrubenstein, and @nickcuneo review the case of a unstable gynaecological patient with an ankle monitor & the implications of US ICE’s Alternatives to Detention programme in the healthcare setting.
casereports.bmj.com/content/…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
.@BrendanSaloner @ChrisBeyrer Carolyn Sufrin, Gabe Eber and I propose improving health in carceral settings in the US consistent with #mandelarules on human rights in detention through standard setting, Medicaid financing, and robust oversight. hhrjournal.org/2022/06/a-hum…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
COVID-19 Behinds Bars and its Aftermath: Critical Reflections on the Pandemic & New Directions for Ethics & Policy
June 14th from 4-5pm EST
jh.zoom.us/webinar/register/…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
#Myanmar 2021: Attacks on health occurred in three distinct phases, marked by different patterns of violence against or obstruction of health care.
Factsheet: shcc.pub/MMR2021
Data: data.humdata.org/dataset/mya…
#NotATarget
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
COVID-19 Behinds Bars and its Aftermath: Critical Reflections on the Pandemic & New Directions for Ethics & Policy
June 14th from 4-5pm EST
jh.zoom.us/webinar/register/…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
👀Tenure-track faculty search @JohnsHopkinsSPH!
Join researchers & leaders in Women's, Sexual & Repro Health/PFRH
#SocialDeterminants #SRH #WomensHealth #Gender #GBV #GenderEquity #FamilyPlanning #ReproHealth
Apply: apply.interfolio.com/107424
More about us: bit.ly/3ayD4WH
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
My team has some really fascinating research on COVID in jails/prisons to share. Please join us June 14 for a webinar moderated by @JoanneKenen!
Registration:
jh.zoom.us/webinar/register/…
Partners: @AmericanHealth @BermanInstitute @prison2pro @CPHHR
Funder: @GreenwallFdn
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
ICYMI: The full recording of The Vulnerability of Health Care in Conflict: Ukraine and Beyond event with speakers @ChrisBeyrer @lenrubenstein @ProfMulugeta
Sergii Dvoriak, & Ghutai Sadez Yaqubi.
youtube.com/watch?v=ThIyeDKJ…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
"Whether it is Ukraine, Myanmar, Syria, or others, there needs to be equality," @ProfMulugeta said. "One life is precious enough. One health facility, one health care worker is precious enough that we always need to care." hub.jhu.edu/2022/04/14/war-c…
ICYMI: The full recording of The Vulnerability of Health Care in Conflict: Ukraine and Beyond event with speakers @ChrisBeyrer @lenrubenstein @ProfMulugeta
Sergii Dvoriak, & Ghutai Sadez Yaqubi.
youtube.com/watch?v=ThIyeDKJ…
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
Happening today at noon ET. Join us in-person or online!
So far, @WHO has verified 80+ attacks on health care workers and facilities since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Next week, experts will discuss these threats, and consider the actions—and inaction—of the international community in addressing this violence.
🔗 publichealth.jhu.edu/events/…
ALT The Vulnerability of Health Care in Conflict: Ukraine and Beyond. Virtual and onsite event on Wednesday, April 13, 2022 from noon to 1pm eastern time. publichealth.jhu.edu/events for more information.
Happening today at noon ET. Join us in-person or online!
So far, @WHO has verified 80+ attacks on health care workers and facilities since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Next week, experts will discuss these threats, and consider the actions—and inaction—of the international community in addressing this violence.
🔗 publichealth.jhu.edu/events/…
ALT The Vulnerability of Health Care in Conflict: Ukraine and Beyond. Virtual and onsite event on Wednesday, April 13, 2022 from noon to 1pm eastern time. publichealth.jhu.edu/events for more information.
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
Happening TOMORROW, April 13, Noon–1:00 p.m. EDT!
Leaders in public health will discuss the violence against health care in ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Myanmar, Tigray, and beyond.
📲 publichealth.jhu.edu/events/… via @JohnsHopkinsSPH
Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights retweeted
Happening today at noon! Join online or in person.
Join us on 4/12 at noon ET for Part 2: Justice for Womxn & Girls of Centering the Voices of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated People & Leaders in the Movement series.
In person: bit.ly/3N3QFnN
Online: bit.ly/3tahRsX
Join us tomorrow at noon ET for Part 2: Justice for Womxn & Girls of Centering the Voices of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated People & Leaders in the Movement series.
In person: bit.ly/3N3QFnN
Online: bit.ly/354uVXE
