World Migration Report 2022

This teaching pack on food security, developed by the Global Health Education and Learning Incubator at Harvard University, is designed to help undergraduate and graduate students consider food security as it relates to multi-sectoral health risks and responses, and common inequities that can compromise health due to social and economic discrimination and conflict. The pack includes an instructor’s note, four lesson plans (which offer an introduction to food security, explore food-related health risks due to…

This resource pack includes a collection of contemporary global health reports, accompanied by an annotated bibliography, to help educators find up to date information on a variety of important population health topics. Reports were selected that are peer-reviewed, target a general audience, provide a world perspective, and contextualize health challenges in different regions and countries. Most reports have useful companion resources that can be used for teaching, such as data interactives, country profiles, regional briefs,…

This report, published by the National Academies Press (NAP), summarizes the presentations and discussions of a 2017 workshop, exploring the link between immigration and health disparities. About one-quarter of the U.S. population currently consists of immigrants or the children of immigrants, making their health a major influence on the total U.S. population. While on average, immigrants are healthier than native-born Americans, they are subject to the persisting marginalization and discrimination often leading to creating the…