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Little Amal is 12 foot-tall Syrian refugee puppet representing displaced children who endured violence, war, and other forms of persecution. She has traveled 5,000 miles across 12 countries and is currently in NYC! Follow her journey on Little Amal (The Walk) to get a chance to meet her.

#Publichealth experts say the expansion of #Title42 “undermines the principle of non-discrimination that is foundational to public health and a bedrock of human rights and refugee law.” Read their letter to the Biden administration here. bit.ly/ExpertLetterT42

"It is the responsibility of humanitarians to make systems better and reduce waste," explains Prof. Juliana Bol (ColumbiaPopFam, PFMH at Columbia) in this Q&A about her research on the ROI of interventions, teaching, and what drew her to #publichealth. ow.ly/iFgR50LxtZY

PHR welcomes U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan’s decision to vacate Title 42, an order that was used to expel asylum seekers more than 2.4 million times with no due process into dangerous conditions in Mexico. New statement: phr.org/news/phr-welco…

Results are in! Panelists share findings of Columbia University consortium's 3 year study w/ World Bank. Impact of displaced communities on local health systems in Jordan, Colombia, Bangladesh, + DRC. Register bit.ly/3VjiiN1

Our researchers and partners led a report to identify approaches to respond to health needs in protracted displaced settings bit.ly/pfmhreport Findings will be shared during our launch event! Join us... In-Person: bit.ly/HealthinUnstab… Webinar: bit.ly/VirtualHealthU…

Earlier this year, the Biden administration proposed a rule change that would deny migrants seeking asylum their basic rights and pose serious consequences to their health. Read our public comment to learn about why we are vehemently opposing this rule: bit.ly/3lZ71Ff

Together with Columbia Global Center Amman, we are hosting the first of an online seminar series marking the 20th anniversary of the invasion of #Iraq. The first expert panel (4/26) will highlight #humanitarian concerns with the civilian/military distinction. Register today: bit.ly/TwentyYearsOn_…

It’s been 20 years since the US-led invasion of #Iraq, which has had significant implications for the civilian/military distinction in the #humanitarian sector. Hear more about these trends in our upcoming webinar on April 26: bit.ly/TwentyYearsOn_…

In the aftermath of the invasion of #Iraq, the world has grappled with challenges to the civilian/military distinction and its repercussions on the state of humanitarian action. Join us and Columbia Global Center Amman for a virtual panel on April 26 to discuss: bit.ly/TwentyYearsOn_…

Statistics published by the United Nations suggest that there is no health emergency in the Central African Republic. Recently published mortality surveys led by Les Roberts ColumbiaPopFam and other research experts contradict this. Read the article here: bit.ly/SurveyCAR

It’s been 20 years since the US-led invasion of #Iraq, which has had significant implications for the civilian/military distinction in the #humanitarian sector. Hear more about these trends in our upcoming webinar THIS Wednesday! bit.ly/TwentyYearsOn_…

Join the PFMH at Columbia and Columbia Global Center Amman webinar: Geopolitical Reverberations of the Iraq War and Repercussions in the MENA Region. It’s Tuesday, June 20 at 10:00 AM EDT. An expert panel will seek to reassess the enduring impact of the Iraq war. ColumbiaPublicHealth

Interested to learn more on the impacts of the conflict in Ukraine on #migration and #displacement? 📌Join our webinar on 28 June, 16.30–17.30 (CEST), with presentations of findings from papers published in the #MigrationResearchSeries. Register ⤵️ bit.ly/440vtql

At this webinar on Wednesday, June 28 at 10 AM EDT, ColumbiaPopFam's Katherine McCann, Monette Zard, and recent graduate Megan Sienkiewicz will present their paper on the role of media narratives in shaping public opinion toward refugees.