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Public Health Recommendations for Processing Asylum Seekers
Public Health Recommendations for Processing Asylum Seekers
PFMH and other public health experts issued a set of public health recommendations for processing individuals seeking asylum at the US southern border
Preventing and Mitigating Indirect Health Impacts of COVID-19 on Displaced Populations in Humanitarian Settings
Knowledge Brief on Indirect Health Impacts of COVID-19
The first knowledge brief on COVID-19 and displacement has been released, focusing on the indirect health impacts of COVID-19.
PFMH Action Hub on COVID-19 and Displacement
PFMH Action Hub on COVID-19 and Displacement
The new Action Hub aims to equip policymakers, advocates, humanitarian actors and affected communities with public health evidence and resources.
Program on Forced Migration and Health Research
Research
Program on Forced Migration and Health faculty lead and collaborate on research in complex emergencies and humanitarian settings across the globe.
PFMH Action Hub on COVID-19 and Displacement
The PFMH Action Hub provides public health evidence and resources to effectively respond to COVID-19 and protect vulnerable populations.
Curriculum
The Program on Forced Migration and Public Health offers a variety of courses to choose from. Check out our list here!
Who We Are
Claire Greene, a new faculty member, is a psychiatric and substance use epidemiologist who researches mental health programs in humanitarian settings.
Featured Research Project
This NCD Policy & Practice Series aims to collate and present innovative solutions that address the needs of people with NCDs.