The Global Health Next Generation Network (GHNGN) is a multidisciplinary network founded in Barcelona in June 2014 by a group of young graduate students. Since then, it has grown into a dynamic platform for empowering young professionals in the field of global health. 
GHNGN was established to create a space where young professionals from diverse cultures and backgrounds can connect, share expertise, and develop essential skills. The network promotes transdisciplinary collaboration, supports the transition from academic training to professional careers in global health, fosters dialogue on global health education, and encourages the active engagement of young professionals in global health initiatives and projects around the world.
 

 

OUR VISION

A connected and empowered next generation in Global Health that drives transformative solutions for equitable, sustainable, and resilient health systems.

 OUR MISSION

To engage, empower and connect students and young professionals in global health from different cultures and backgrounds in leading innovative solutions and participating in addressing global health challenges.

OBJECTIVES

1. Empower emerging global health professionals and students in driving localized solutions to address health challenges.
2. Promote knowledge and skill exchange for professional growth.
3. Foster innovation and participation in global health debates.
4. Facilitate global collaboration and networking.

 CORE VALUES

· Inclusivity
· Collaboration
· Empowerment
· Accountability

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Cale Lawlor | Public Health Senior Medical Officer
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Blanca Paniello Career Stories
Alexander Hunt GHNGN
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GHNGN Cris
GHNGN Mahima
Ori Solomon
Angalee Nadesalingam GHNGN
Taylor Sheridan
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Cale Lawlor
Cale Lawlor
Public Health Senior Medical Officer
Rosauro Varo | PAEDIATRICIAN AND FELLOW RESEARCHER AT ISGLOBAL
Rosauro Varo

Paediatrician and Research Fellow Researcher at ISGlobal

Blanca Paniello GHNGN
Blanca Paniello

Public Health Research Assistant

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Alexander Hunt

PHD Student at The University of Edinburgh

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Emily Hawkesworth

Programme Associate at Open Society Foundations

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Zoha Anjum

Co-Founder & Co-President of Public Health Connect

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Zikra Khan

Student at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

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Kim Nordmann

Student Assistant in the Working Group Digital Health

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Clara Pons

Epidemiologist and PhD student at ISGlobal

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Cristina Enguita

Social Scientist

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Mahima Venkateswaran

PhD at the University of Bergen

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Ori Solomon

Laboratory Technician at the University of Edinburgh

Angalee Nadesalingam
Angalee Nadesalingam

PhD Candidate at the University of Cambridge

Taylor Sheridan
Taylor Sheridan

Reproductive Rights Advocate & MSGH

Sandra del Pozo
Sandra del Pozo

Medical advisor in Immunology

Elena Marbán Castro
Elena Marbán Castro

PhD fellow, Maternal, Child, and Reproductive Health initiative at ISGlobal & GHNGN Chair

Simone Mohrs
Simone Mohrs

Policy Officer

Jeff Lazarus
Jeff Lazarus

Research Associate Professor at ISGlobal

Sayeda Nazmun Nahar
Sayeda Nazmun Nahar

Clinical Mentor at Save the Children International

Camila González-Beiras
Camila González-Beiras

Postdoc at Fight AIDS foundation & Former Chair GHNGN

Kevin Griffith
Kevin Griffith

Medical Epidemiologist

Semra Tibebu
Semra Tibebu

Analytical Epidemiologist

Vera Kabanda
Vera Kabanda

Maternal & Child Health Nurse Lead and WHO PHC young leader

Jason Doran
Jason Doran

Public Health Analyst & GHNGN News Writer

Neus Rosell
Neus Rosell

Master of Global Health & GHNGN Secretary General

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