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Join ISOHA

Greetings in One Health!

The International Student One Health Alliance (ISOHA) is now opening its doors for Individual Members AND One Health Clubs / Student Organizations to join our growing global network.

Whether you’re a student, recent graduate, or leading a student/youth organization, there’s a place for you in ISOHA.

Individual Membership : https://forms.gle/P3xcZsWhUQw38EMy8
(Open to BSc, MSc, PhD, One Health course students, or recent graduates ≤2 years, ages 18–35)

Benefits include:
Attend ISOHA events
Propose, vote, and second during Assemblies
Apply for ISOHA Official positions
Access all ISOHA activities and projects (Regional & International)

One Health Club / Student-Youth Organization Membership : https://forms.gle/7cfWXTdi1B2eEsc97
One Health Club - University based
One Health Club - Country based
Student Organization - Country based
Regional Student Organization
International Student Organization

Benefits include:
Host ISOHA events (Meetings, Assemblies, Regional Events)
Attend ISOHA events
Propose, vote, and second during Assemblies
Apply for ISOHA Official positions
Access all ISOHA activities and projects (Regional & International)

How to Pay Your Membership Fee:
Option 1 : PayPal https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/7YQPQSZNNCEKA
Option 2 : Meet & Greet Registration
Register for the ISOHA Meet & Greet session, your registration counts as your membership fee! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/isoha-meet-greet-tickets-1990795654393

Ready to join?
Fill out the Google Forms, and become part of a stronger international student community for One Health.

Thank you for your cooperation and commitment!

(ISOHA name and logo are reserved by the International Student One Health Alliance – 501(c)3 nonprofit organization)

💚 International One Health Conference - Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia from August 29 - September 1, 2026

Land, Livelihoods, and Health: A One Health Approach to Resilient Ecosystems

Tickets : https://shorturl.at/ui3yK
Students: https://forms.gle/drsrsg62HhVdXzob9

Target Audience:
The conference welcomes a diverse audience, including:
● Government agencies (Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry, veterinary and public health departments)
● Local government units from pastoralist, rural, and vulnerable communities
● Academic institutions and researchers
● Students and youth organizations
● Non-government organizations and civil society (including organizations working with Indigenous Peoples and pastoralist communities)
● Private sector (agriculture, tourism, sustainable land management)
● International partners and donors

Call for Abstracts & Sessions Application Form : https://forms.gle/kvpgzqgTaHm5YQy46

Sponsorship opportunities available (Platinum to Bronze, plus custom packages)
For Sponsors & group registrations: [email protected]

Let’s advance One Health together, from the steppes of Mongolia to the world.

Meet the Panelists

Marcel Ishimwe is an aspiring pharmacist and the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AMR Initiative Rwanda, a non-profit organization implementing the One Health approach to prevent, mitigate, and control the spread of resistant microorganisms, while ensuring the availability of safe, effective, and high-quality antimicrobials, and promoting their prudent and rational use in Rwanda. Marcel has spoken at prominent global health forums including the 2024 World AMR Congress and Disease Prevention Control Summit, where he presented on Advancing Antibiotic Research through Interdisciplinary Collaboration. His work focuses on driving awareness, policy change, and sustainable solutions to address the growing threat of AMR in Rwanda.

Dr. Hermela is a General Practitioner from Ethiopia with experience across primary and tertiary care. She is a Mastercard Foundation Scholar at the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) in Rwanda, where she is currently pursuing a Master’s in Global Health Delivery in the One Health track. Her work focuses on health systems strengthening and generating evidence to design and scale equitable, effective healthcare interventions.

Zainab Abdullahi is a public health and international development professional with over five years of experience across Nigeria and West Africa. She currently serves as a Senior Program Associate for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) at Dr Ameyo Stella Adadevoh (DRASA) Health Trust, where she supports the design and implementation of programs that strengthen health systems, build health worker capacity, and promote safe practices to prevent infections. Her work focuses on advancing efforts to address AMR and improving infection prevention, with a strong emphasis on youth engagement and behavior change. She is particularly interested in empowering young people as advocates for responsible antimicrobial use and infection prevention. Zainab also has experience in epidemic preparedness, maternal and child health, and regional disease control initiatives, working with government and development partners to drive sustainable impact.

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a global health emergency, but where are the youth in this conversation?

Join this Africa regional virtual panel to explore how young people can move from being part of the problem to leading the solution.

April 26, 2026 | 1:00 PM (UTC+1) Virtual (Google Meet)

Behavioral drivers of misuse Youth-led advocacy & action Interactive Q&A

Register by April 24 → https://forms.gle/Hj8XdDoBWZU3CqF86

*Happening Today*

Water means different things to different people. For millions of women and girls, it means time, safety, and opportunity. 💧
The water crisis isn’t gender-neutral. This
hashtag (22 March), we’re diving into the theme “Water and Gender” to discuss why women and girls must be at the heart of water solutions.

Join us for a 1-hour webinar with World Youth Parliament for Water, African Youth Parliament for Water, Indigenous Home, and International Student One Health Alliance to hear from youth and Indigenous leaders driving change.

When: 22 March, 14:00 CET
Register: https://lnkd.in/dxuAG2r9

Speakers :
Michelle Benzing , Jerusa Kitoto , Taonga Msiska , David Andrew Okon , Ishleen Kaur Dhaliwal
Moderator : Kristina Almazidou