Who’s in? Who’s out?
The ethics of COVID-19 travel rules
Caesar Atuire & colleague
30th November 2021
The choice is ours —
how opening up will turn us into moralists of daily life
Sridhar Venkatapuram
18th July 2021
Scaling up vaccine production through ‘copying exactly’
Sanjay Reddy & colleagues
25th June 2021
Biden's vaccine diplomacy embraces global solidarity —
but there's more to be done
Lisa Eckenwiler & Nicole Hassoun
17th June 2021
Guam offering "vaccine tourism" packages
to help kickstart economy
Nicole Hassoun
6th June 2021
Covid Vaccine Patent Waivers are for Health Sovereignty
Sridhar Venkatapuram & Anna Zielinska
1st June 2021
Global justice and structural injustice:
Theoretical and practical perspectives
Ryoa Chung & Lisa Eckenwiler
30th May 2021
Instead of Vaccine Passports, Let’s Push for Global Justice
in Vaccine Access
Gabriela Arguedas
24th May 2021
Priorities for COVID-19 research response and preparedness in low-resource settings
Caesar Atuire & colleagues
22nd May 2021
Global pandemic:
international solidarity
Anna Zielinska
20th May 2021
Planning For The Next Pandemic
Nicole Hassoun
17th May 2021
Press briefing on the patent protection of COVID-19 vaccines
Anna Zielinska
12th May 2021
Expert Voice: An Immune Wall
Gabriela Arguedas
10th May 2021
We must go further than Biden's American Families Plan
to address critical global infrastructure
Lisa Eckenwiler
8th May 2021
Out of Africa: A Solidarity-Based Approach to Vaccine Allocation
Caesar Atuire & colleagues
3rd May 2021
Pandemic preparedness and response:
Beyond the WHO’s Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator
Nicole Hassoun & colleagues
28th April 2021
Ethical & policy considerations for COVID-19 vaccination modalities: delayed second dose, fractional dose, mixed vaccines
Jonathan, Caesar & colleagues
16th April 2021
Global Health Justice conference (recordings)
Co-hosted by IRG-GHJ colleagues
14th & 15th April 2021
Global Health Impact
#VaccinateTheVulnerable
Nicole Hassoun & colleagues
April 2021
Global Health Justice Event
Decolonising Global Health in the wake of COVID-19:
Sridhar Venkatapuram, Seye Abimbola & Krushil Watene
6th April 2021
Humanity has not yet understood the message of the pandemic
Anna Zielinska
1st April 2021
WHO guidance on ethics in outbreaks and the COVID-19 pandemic: a critical appraisal
by Abha Saxena and colleagues
31st March 2021
African indigenous values guiding allocation of
COVID-19 Vaccines in Africa and beyond
Sridhar Venkatapuram with Professor Ames Dhai
19th March 2021
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee:
Covid 19 Vaccine Certification
Jonathan Wolff
23rd March 2021
Bioethics in the Times of Contagious Populism
by Gabriela Arguedas
3rd March 2021
How to Make ‘Immunity Passports’ More Ethical
by Nicole Hassoun
24th February 2021
Enhancing the WHO’s Proposed Framework for Distributing COVID-19 Vaccines Among Countries
by Jonathan Wolf & colleagues
March 2021
Just allocation of COVID-19 vaccines
by Sridhar Venkatapuram, Caesar Atuire, Lisa Eckenwiler
& Nicole Hassoun
15th February 2021
Response against vaccine nationalism
by Nicole Hassoun
15th February 2021
Call for Papers
Reproductive Justice: Inequalities in the Global South
by Gabriela Arguedas
January 2021
A survey of national ethics and bioethics committees
by Abha Saxena & colleagues
February 2021
Hoarding Is Undermining a Key Effort to Vaccinate the Global Poor
by Sanjay Reddy and colleagues
29th January 2021
Global Health Justice Event
COVID-19 Vaccine Nationalism: Unethical or Unjust?
Sridhar Venkatapuram & Sanjay Reddy
21st January 2021
How Do You Decide
Who Gets
A Potentially Life-Saving Vaccine First?
Nicole Hassoun on Wisconsin Public Radio
20th January 2021
The price of a drug should be based on its therapeutic benefits –
not just what the market will bear
by Nicole Hassoun
13th January 2021
Addressing Economic Racism
in Canada’s Pandemic Response and Recovery
by Ryoa Chung & colleagues
19th January 2021
Washington Post:
Hay que replantear la propiedad intelectual en situación de pandemia
by Gabriela Arguedas
6th January 2021
Vaccines and the crisis in public trust
by Lisa Eckenwiler
8th December 2020
Health workers born outside of the US are essential in our fight
against the coronavirus. Sadly, America is failing them.
by Lisa Eckenwiler
15th November 2020
Group Launch and first seminar
Sridhar Venkatapuram, Lisa Eckenwiler & Ndidi Nwaneri
22nd October 2020
Self-interested altruism and global health crises
by Sridhar Venkatapuram
8th October 020
What is COVAX and why does it matter
for getting vaccines to developing nations?
by Nicole Hassoun
2nd October 2020
How to Distribute
a
COVID-19 Vaccine Ethically
by Nicole Hassoun
25th September 2020
Video: Who should get a COVID-19 vaccine first?
Nicole Hassoun
18th September 2020
Philosophy and psychology agree -
yelling at people who aren’t wearing masks won’t work
by Nicole Hassoun
11th September 2020
Jonathan Mann's human rights blueprint for global health
must guide COVID-19 response
by Nicole Hassoun
9th September 2020
Pandemic Surveillance & Racialized Subpopulations: Mitigating Vulnerabilities in COVID-19 Apps
by Ryoa Chung & colleagues
25th August 2020
Decolonizing Anglo-American Political Philosophy:
The Case of Migration Justice
Alison Jaggar
July 2020
Livestream:
Social Inequality
Jonathan Wolff
22nd July 2020
Ending the pandemic will take global access to COVID-19 treatment and vaccines – which means putting ethics before profits
by Nicole Hassoun
16th July 2020
Population health, economics and ethics in the age of COVID-19
by Sanjay Reddy
15th July 2020
Policy in a pandemic:
Jo Wolff on the ethics of the COVID-19 crisis
Jonathan Wolff
7th July 2020
COVID-19:
What is really (medically) at stake for Africa?
by Thierry Ngosso (pages 11-12)
July 2020
Human Capabilities and Pandemics
by Sridhar Venkatapuram
30th June 2020
Health inequalities, social justice and international ethics
in the time of coronavirus
by Ryoa Chung
25th May 2020
Report from Sub-Saharan Africa:
“When the Health Fundamentals Are Weak, Covid Will Expose You.”
by Sridhar Venkatapuram & Caesar Atuire
22nd May 2020
Une pandémie qui met en lumière les injustices sociales -
A pandemic that highlights social injustices
by Ryoa Chung
1st May 2020
What does it mean to be made vulnerable in the era of COVID-19?
by Lisa Eckenwiler, Ryoa Chung & colleagues
27th April 2020
Caring for community to beat coronavirus echoes Indigenous ideas
of a good life
by Krushil Watene
23rd April 2020
Laissez COVID19 faire, l
aissez COVID19 passer?
by Gabriela Arguedas
15th April 2020