Harvard Global Health Institute
Health | Policy

Harvard Global Health Institute
(2011; Cambridge, MA; 21 staff; globalhealth.harvard.edu)

Is a university research institute “committed to surfacing and addressing some of the most persistent challenges in human health.” It works to “convene diverse perspectives, identify gaps, design new learning opportunities, and advise policymakers to advance health equity for all.”

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Leadership: Ari Bernstein (Interim Director)

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