Members of the Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Group conducted a workshop at the Canadian Bioethics Society in May 2024. The workshop was focused on ethical dimensions of collaborative research in humanitarian settings. It was composed of three pairs of presenters, each focusing on one of the following themes: Initiating a new collaborative partnership: presented by Sonya de Laat and Emmanuel Musoni-Rwililiza Maturing an established or ongoing partnership: by Puspita Hossain and Rachel Yantzi Project completion which does not necessarily mean partnership conclusion: by Isabel Muñoz Beauli ..read more

Oviedo (Asturias), 20th-22nd of June 2024 Official Website: https://sites.google.com/view/congreso-etica-de-desastres/inicio?authuser=1 Call for papers We invite submissions on the themes of the conference. Authors should submit 1-page abstracts (bibliographical references excluded) as a Word Doc or PDF by the 31th of May 2024. The manuscript should be prepared for anonymous review (i.e. name, affiliation, title of the abstract and email address on a separate sheet). Submissions should be sent to disasterethicscongress@gmail.com. Notification of acceptance will be no later ..read more

New publication by Handreen Mohammed Saeed in the Global Health Annual Review. He shares some reflections of his experiences working as a physician in Northern Iraq. Check it out here: https://journals.mcmaster.ca/ghar/article/view/3419/2265 ..read more

Member of the Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Group, Handreen Mohammed Saeed, just published an article on the journal of Narrative Inquiries in Bioethics. You can check it out here: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/911247/summary In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:  Healthcare Under Fire: Stories from Healthcare Workers During Armed Conflict 21 of feces in burn pits, and the dehydrating restless nights in the sweltering heat. I was depressed that I would likely miss the birth of my bride’s and my fifth child. The initial ambivalence of our efforts turne ..read more

Click here to read the article Members of the Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Group, Handreen Mohammed Saeed, Lisa Schwartz, and Matthew Hunt, share their recent case study on the ethical considerations with closing a non-communicable disease program in a humanitarian setting. ABSTRACT Managing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in crisis-affected and fragile humanitarian contexts requires special attention because primary health care systems often collapse or become compromised in such settings. As a result, addressing and managing these diseases become more challenging. Humanitarian organi ..read more

September 5 @ 11:00 am – 1:00 pm UTC+1 We would like to invite you to register for our next Black and Brown in Bioethics (https://blackbrownbioethics.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/) webinar Join us for “Bioethics and Global Health: In Search of Common Ground”. Register online: https://blackbrownbioethics.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/event/bioethics-and-global-health-in-search-of-common-ground/ We have an amazing lineup of speakers: Caesar Atuire (University of Ghana and University of Oxford), Sharon Kaur (University of Malaya), and Isabella Aboderin (Perivoli Africa Research Centre). The ..read more

For more information see https://nibjournal.org/submit/calls/  or click here Deadline for proposals is 22 March 2023 ..read more

Register here: bit.ly/3b2yvEn The Movement for Community-Led Development (MCLD), a global consortium of 1500+ civil society organizations from around the world, developed through collaborative research a Participatory CLD Assessment Tool to orient dialogue around CLD processes in project design, implementation, and closure. The aim is that program officers, funders, governments, community members, and NGOs can use this tool to determine how the program aligns with the CLD characteristics, and enable reviewers and stakeholders to undertake course corrections, where agreed and nee ..read more

Register Here Dr. Ghaiath is a medical doctor, bioethicist, and assistant professor in medical ethics and law at Trinity College Dublin. He earned a master’s degree and PhD in bioethics from the University of Toronto, Canada, and the University of Birmingham, UK, respectively. He is the main co-author of the Professionalism and Ethics Handbook for Residents, the main training and medical licensing examination reference for medical ethics in Saudi Arabia and other GCC countries. He has also contributed to other training manuals, including the WHO’s Training manual on ethics in epidemics, e ..read more

Erin Lin, an undergraduate student at McMaster University, has been working alongside HHERG members, Lisa Schwartz and Rachel Yantzi, on a video on Palliative Care in Humanitarian Crises. You can check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments ..read more