The Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Department Division of Global Health and Human Rights was founded in 2008. Our mission is to care for the world's most vulnerable by developing and facilitating health-care delivery, research, education, and capacity-building initiatives.
The Division's major strategic goal is to marshal the experiences and resources of the Mass General community to create short term and systemic change on global health issues that affect the most marginalized and vulnerable populations, and are often rooted in human rights abuses. The Division also aims to provide opportunities for learning and participation in our programs by the Mass General community. To that end, the Division has a number of education and training programs, including a Global Health Fellows program as well as a Global Health Grand Rounds series.
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Recent News
- Watch "Mwapusukeni: You Have Survived," a short film about our South Sudan Maternal, Newborn, and Child Survival Initiative
- Read the Division's article about sex trafficking in the Philippines in Harvard Health and Human Rights Journal
- Read the Division's article about human trafficking and corporate social responsibility in Rotman Magazine
- Read the Division's article and case report on what emergency medicine clinicians can do for victims of human trafficking
Division of Global Health and Human Rights
Zero Emerson PlaceSuite 104
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 617-643-4294
Public Transportation Access: yes
Disabled Access: yes
