At the Global Health Summit, you will have the opportunity to:

Assess your strengths and needs regarding participating in future global health partnerships and/or enriching current partnerships

Identify best practices of ethical and anti-racist engagement with global partners to work towards equity

Describe management of noncommunicable and infectious diseases in resource-constrained settings

Develop your leadership skills as mentors and teachers of students, residents and clinician partners in global health endeavors

Support family medicine faculty and training programs in global settings

Explore opportunities to “think globally” in local settings