Why We Do What We Do: Netsanet Fetene

Dr. Netsanet Fetene

Leadership Towards the Advancement of Human Rights

As part of the Senior Leadership Program (SLP), I recently worked with delegates from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, and Viet Nam in Phnom Penh, Cambodia to address strengthening the enabling environments for persons with disabilities…

Why We Do What We Do: Nikole Allen

GHLI program manager Nikole Allen first became interested in global development as a freshman in…

Diabetes and Hypertension in the USVI

This summer, living in St. Croix studying the challenge that non-communicable diseases pose to the United States Virgin Islands, I soon observed the carbohydrate- and fat-rich local diet that often includes bread, macaroni, pate, or yams. The reality of having to…

The Challenge of Treating Diabetes….in Barbados

Sequoia Leuba, 2015 GHLI Fellow

Diabetes in Barbados? Not something I had ever thought about before this year. But, when I applied to be a GHLI Fellow, I learned an estimated one in five Barbadian…

Reducing Hospital Readmission Rates — What Really Works?

Erika Linnander

Hospital Change — How to Make it Stick

Amanda Brewster

“Providing Equitable Health Care the U.K. Way”

Modupeore Shenbanjo, 2015 GHLI UK Fellow

“To be amongst the best…”

Drew Weil, 2015 GHLI U.K. Fellow

UK and US Health Systems: Can we Learn From Each Other?