Welcome to our webinar series, a platform for exploring innovative topics in global health education. Our webinars are designed to connect our community of trainees, academics, faculty, academic partners, and leaders with thought-provoking conversations that go beyond the textbook.
If you still want to engage with our content, our on-demand library is a resource for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of global health. You can explore our past sessions below.
CFHI 2nd Annual Academic Partner Summit
A Space for Shared Learning and Global Health Collaboration
Join our 2nd Annual Academic Partner Summit on October 9, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM PST.
The AP Virtual Summit is exclusively for the more than 100 institutions that partner with CFHI. We are convening a space for shared learning and exchange, where we will address the most critical topics in global health education.
We will continue to explore:
- Supporting student wellness and safety
- Building and strengthening global health partnerships with communities in LMICs
- Cross-cultural effectiveness and fluency frameworks
- Navigating global health education in a time of shift for US international engagement and development
- Global health education networks and engagement opportunities
This Summit is an opportunity to strengthen our community of practice and explore how to teach and nurture global health competencies throughout a learner’s journey. We will work together to address the challenges and opportunities in practicums, electives, and internships.
Not an Academic Partner? If you are interested in discussing how to become a CFHI Academic Partner or wish to attend the summit, please contact Carolina Bolanos Palmieri at [email protected].
Past Webinar Recordings
Implementation Science - Where Practice Meets Research, Lessons from Nigeria
Make Your Elective Time Count: Explore Global Opportunities with CFHI
Unintended Consequences of Short-Term Global Health Activities
What Good are Global Health Skills? Navigating Career Decisions in Uncertain Times
A Dialogue for Admissions Committee: How to Approach Applicants’ International Clinical Experiences
How Colonialism Shows Up in Global Health Activities: From Ethics to Operations
The Psychology of Poorly Designed Global Health Experiences
