The Arab Public Health Organization (APHO) is a student-led group at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School
04/18/2019
On April 16, 2018, the Arab Public Health Organization hosted two prominent speakers; Prof Paul Spiegel, Director of the Center for Humanitarian Health at Johns Hopkins, and Mrs. Amat Alsoswa, former Minister of Human Rights in Yemen. Both speakers highlighted the profound impact of the conflict, and presented lessons learned from the humanitarian crisis in Yemen and the cholera epidemic A thoughtful Q&A discussion followed.
12/06/2018
Yesterday, APHO had its first event of the year, celebrating Middle Eastern history and culture. It was wonderful to bring together members of the Hopkins student body who are interested in learning about the region. Stay tuned for more events next term, and thanks to all who came!
05/01/2018
Thank you for everyone who made it today to APHO's first ever event at Hopkins!
We were happy to host Embrace speakers Dr. Ziad Nahas and Ms. Mia Atwi who spoke about the experience of setting up the first su***de prevention helpline in and the .
Thanks to our faculty representative Dr. Ramin Mojtabai, from the Department of Mental Health, for helping make the event a success.
Big thank you also to Dr. Marie Diener-West, Dr. Albert Wu, Dr. Ahmed Hassoon and every single person who joined us today!
Stay tuned for future announcements! If you're interested in joining our group, shoot us an email at [email protected]
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For our first event at APHO, we were happy to host Embrace speakers Dr. Ziad Nahas and Ms. Mia Atwi who spoke about the experience of setting up the first su***de prevention helpline in Lebanon and the Middle East.
Thanks to our faculty representative Dr. Ramin Mojtabai, from the Department of Mental Health, for helping make the event success.
Big thank you also to Dr. Marie Diener-West, Dr. Albert Wu, Dr. Ahmed Hassoon and every single person who joined us today!
05/01/2018
For our first event at APHO, we were happy to host Embrace speakers Dr. Ziad Nahas and Ms. Mia Atwi who spoke about the experience of setting up the first su***de prevention helpline in Lebanon and the Middle East.
Thanks to our faculty representative Dr. Ramin Mojtabai, from the Department of Mental Health, for helping make the event success.
Big thank you also to Dr. Marie Diener-West, Dr. Albert Wu, Dr. Ahmed Hassoon and every single person who joined us today!