Participants in this track delve into perspectives from the Global South and structural inequalities in the global system. They discuss issues related to neo-colonization, climate justice, the debt crisis, health diplomacy, passport privilege, and global governance. The program explores relationships between the Global North and Global South focusing on great power competition.

On this track, participants interested in global public health meet with national and local health professionals to understand healthcare in Uganda and Rwanda. They discuss pressing health issues and learn how local, national, and international partners are working to address them. The program includes critical discussions about foreign-funded health interventions and explores healthcare inequalities locally and globally.

Participants on this track focus on peace, conflict, and reconciliation efforts in Uganda and Rwanda. In Uganda, they learn about the Lord’s Resistance Army conflict and the reintegration of former child soldiers. In Rwanda, they study the history that led to the 1994 genocide and reconciliation efforts.

Participants on this track focus on conservation efforts in Uganda and Rwanda. They get behind-the-scenes experiences and dialogues at national parks and explore the societal impacts of conservation, including economic benefits and displacement of historically marginalized communities.

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Pledges

Taz Media Consulting

Benedict College

KPMG

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck

Musician

AssistHub

Denver Public Schools

Wana Brands

Student at University of Edinburgh

Uganda Immigration Training Academy

University of Global Health Equity

Accenture

Cynthia James Enterprises

Makerere University

College Track