The Journal of Global Health

The Journal of Global Health The Journal of Global Health (JGH) is an international public health publication and media organization based at Columbia University. JGH's WiGH?

We are committed to featuring original student research in public health and spotlighting public health activism. With subscribers and authors representing 70+ institutions in 15+ countries spanning 5 continents, JGH provides a forum for students to spark productive exchange. Student public health activists and researchers worldwide have great potential to build a cohesive and dynamic community. p

odcast, GlobalThink Forum, and biannual print publication aim to give them the voice to do so. Moving forward, we see JGH becoming an indispensable medium that features the work of student researchers and activists from across the globe, each examining public health problems in his or her community. We hope to harness the untapped power of these students, build upon each other's contributions, and synergize solutions that are local in approach but redefine global in impact. For more information, email the JGH team at [email protected]. ISSN (Print): 2166-3602
ISSN (Online): 2166-3599

Interested in learning more about Columbia’s Undergraduate Journal of Global Health (JGH)? Join us for our interest meet...
09/02/2025

Interested in learning more about Columbia’s Undergraduate Journal of Global Health (JGH)? Join us for our interest meeting next Tuesday, September 9th at 7 pm via Zoom! We will provide a brief overview of our organization, Columbia’s premier undergraduate-run global health publication.

This academic year, JGH is looking for new members to join our Editorial, Online, Production, and Business & Communications boards. Applications are due on Saturday, September 13th @ 11:59 pm.

Application Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOojjCnoM9t_r-1bCXVuiT8lqD-nbH4jFbEPQNDqiJRI8xjA/viewform
Interview Sign-Up Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y1v9xD1RBVwM-g8yye98SaPLfqKljg_M8Wu-wh9vhhU/edit?usp=sharing

Any questions? Email us at [email protected]
Check out our work here: The Columbia University Journal of Global Health Website

During our most recent City in Crisis: Housing Insecurity and Health Equity event, we explored the national Housing Firs...
04/27/2025

During our most recent City in Crisis: Housing Insecurity and Health Equity event, we explored the national Housing First approach — both an evidence-based model that prioritizes immediate, stable housing without preconditions, and a HUD assistance program designed to implement this model nationwide. Housing First respects the autonomy of unhoused individuals, reduces barriers to recovery, and has been proven to improve health outcomes and housing stability.

Today, both the Housing First model and the HUD programs that support it are under threat due to cuts proposed by the Trump administration. The effectiveness of Housing First has been documented in leading journals such as The Lancet, JAMA Psychiatry, and The American Journal of Public Health.

If you feel compelled, we urge you to learn more about Housing First — and to write to your legislators to defend this public assistance.

We had a great time at our City in Crisis: Housing Insecurity and Health Equity event this past week! 🏙️ Huge thanks to ...
04/27/2025

We had a great time at our City in Crisis: Housing Insecurity and Health Equity event this past week! 🏙️ Huge thanks to our Business and Outreach team for organizing and marketing the event. This team has been led all year by Lourdes Russell and Nic Lofaso, longtime JGH members and graduating seniors 🎓. Through their leadership, they’ve strengthened JGH’s connections to the broader community both within and beyond Columbia 🌍 and brought our undergraduate members closer to public health scholarship 📚. We’re excited to see what they do next and grateful for everything they’ve built here! ✨

Huge thanks to our faculty advisor Dr. Juliana Bol from the Mailman School of Public Health for coming out to give us a ...
03/10/2025

Huge thanks to our faculty advisor Dr. Juliana Bol from the Mailman School of Public Health for coming out to give us a presentation about humanitarianism last night — an important topic in modern times.

Join us this Tuesday evening for our publishing playbook event alongside other medical and healthcare clubs in Earl Hall...
12/02/2024

Join us this Tuesday evening for our publishing playbook event alongside other medical and healthcare clubs in Earl Hall! Snacks WILL be provided 😉

Our members gained valuable insights from this week’s Frontlines in Focus panel, which highlighted the challenges of del...
11/24/2024

Our members gained valuable insights from this week’s Frontlines in Focus panel, which highlighted the challenges of delivering humanitarian aid in conflict zones and the emerging norms complicating care in these critical areas. Huge thanks to for leading such an important discussion! 🌍✨

First meeting was a success! Today all our members got into their respective boards and discussed objectives for this se...
09/29/2024

First meeting was a success! Today all our members got into their respective boards and discussed objectives for this semester. Let’s make a great one 🩵

Join the Journal of Global Health’s interest meeting this Tuesday! We will give a brief overview of our organization, Co...
09/09/2024

Join the Journal of Global Health’s interest meeting this Tuesday! We will give a brief overview of our organization, Columbia’s only undergraduate-run publication of original public health research, and our application process.

Today marked the end of an era as we bid farewell to our incredible seniors at our last Journal of Global Health meeting...
04/29/2024

Today marked the end of an era as we bid farewell to our incredible seniors at our last Journal of Global Health meeting for the academic year 🌎. Kaira Oraedu has led us as Editor-In-Chief for the past two years, guiding us through four semesterly publications and fostering a community we’re truly proud of. To Kaira and all our graduating seniors, you’ll be deeply missed. 🎓 We celebrated with a Malaysian Grill feast, honoring not just our seniors but every member who contributed to the journal’s success. 🌟 We’re grateful for each of you, and we know our seniors will continue to achieve greatness in all they do. 💫

Swipe to see a recap of our Black Professionals in Public Health from this past week! We want to give a special thanks t...
02/28/2023

Swipe to see a recap of our Black Professionals in Public Health from this past week! We want to give a special thanks to Kiros Berhane and Paris Adkins-Jackson for having such an amazing panel and to all who came out!

Join us as we celebrate Black Professionals in Public Health next Wednesday, February 22nd from 6-7pm in the Lerner Sato...
02/13/2023

Join us as we celebrate Black Professionals in Public Health next Wednesday, February 22nd from 6-7pm in the Lerner Satow Room (5th floor). We are excited to feature talks from Paris Adkin-Jackson and Kiros Berhane!

Our new fall issue is out now! Read more at the link in out bio!
02/13/2023

Our new fall issue is out now! Read more at the link in out bio!

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With subscribers and authors representing 70+ institutions in 15+ countries spanning 5 continents, JGH provides a forum for students to spark productive exchange. Student public health activists and researchers worldwide have great potential to build a cohesive and dynamic community. JGH's WiGH? podcast, GlobalThink Forum, and biannual print publication aim to give them the voice to do so. Moving forward, we see JGH becoming an indispensable medium that features the work of student researchers and activists from across the globe, each examining public health problems in his or her community. We hope to harness the untapped power of these students, build upon each other's contributions, and synergize solutions that are local in approach but redefine global in impact. For more information, email the JGH team at [email protected]. ISSN (Print): 2166-3602 ISSN (Online): 2166-3599