Global health is a transdisciplinary field focused on improving health equity locally and globally.

We had five teams which chose to address two different global health problems in five different ways.

Click on an image to open the team's YouTube ~ 15 minute video presentation of their proposal.

Barotse Floodplain Filtration Initiative (BFFI) Program

Consistent Access to Clean Water in the Barotse Floodplain

Sand Dams as a Sustainable Solution to Water Insecurity in the Barotse Flood Plains, Zambia

Purple Team

Addressing waterborne illness and clean water insecurity with sustainable BioSand filters.

Teal Team

Using rainwater harvesting and nanofiltration for consistent access to clean drinking water. (Photo: Bobby Neptune for USAID)

JJAAM Team

Providing long-term access to clean water through sand dams and filtration galleries.

Q&A: 8:35 am EST

Q&A: 8:45 am EST

Q&A: 8:55 am EST

Mediating Depression in Rural Southern India

Building a Mental Health Toolbox: Capitalizing on Digital E-Learning Techology to Empower Low-Income, Adolescent Females in Bangalore

Global Empowerment

Decreasing mental health stigma and improving outcomes for rural adolescents.

Orange Team

Empowering early adolescent girls with coping mechanisms through e-learning in urban India.

Q&A: 9:05 am EST

Q&A: 9:15 am EST

Reviewer's Form

Global health is a transdisciplinary field focused on improving health equity locally and globally.

We had five teams which chose to address two different global health problems in five different ways.

Click on an image to open the team's YouTube ~ 15 minute video presentation of their proposal.

Barotse Floodplain Filtration Initiative (BFFI) Program

Consistent Access to Clean Water in the Barotse Floodplain

Sand Dams as a Sustainable Solution to Water Insecurity in the Barotse Flood Plains, Zambia

Q&A: 8:35 am EST

Q&A: 8:45 am EST

Q&A: 8:55 am EST

Mediating Depression in Rural Southern India

Building a Mental Health Toolbox: Capitalizing on Digital E-Learning Techology to Empower Low-Income, Adolescent Females in Bangalore

Q&A: 9:05 am EST

Q&A: 9:15 am EST

Live Q & A with each team on Monday, May 2, 2022 between 8:30-9:30 EST.

In Person:
All students and local reviewers, please join us in FSB 012 for the Q&A with celebratory breakfast snacks and coffee.

Via Zoom:
Non-Local Reviewers,
please join us via Zoom.

Global health is a transdisciplinary field focused on improving health equity locally and globally.

We had five teams which chose to address two different global health problems in five different ways.

Click on an image to open the team's YouTube ~ 15 minute video presentation of their proposal.

Barotse Floodplain Filtration Initiative (BFFI) Program

Consistent Access to Clean Water in the Barotse Floodplain

Sand Dams as a Sustainable Solution to Water Insecurity in the Barotse Flood Plains, Zambia

Q&A: 8:35 am EST

Q&A: 8:45 am EST

Q&A: 8:55 am EST

Mediating Depression in Rural Southern India

Building a Mental Health Toolbox: Capitalizing on Digital E-Learning Techology to Empower Low-Income, Adolescent Females in Bangalore

Q&A: 9:05 am EST

Q&A: 9:15 am EST

Live Q & A with each team on Monday, May 2, 2022 between 8:30-9:30 EST.

In Person: All students and local reviewers, please join us in FSB 012 for the Q&A with celebratory breakfast snacks and coffee.

Via Zoom: Non-Local Reviewers, please join us via Zoom.

In Person:
All students and local reviewers, please join us in FSB 012 for the Q&A with celebratory breakfast snacks and coffee.

Via Zoom:
Non-Local Reviewers,
please join us via Zoom.