Marginalized Populations and Health Care – Best Practices From Around the World

In order to have lasting impact, it is vital that global health workers partner closely with the leaders of the communities that they seek to serve.  The World Affairs Council, Washington Global Health Alliance, and the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation are pleased to partner to highlight global voices from the field who are addressing public health challenges and the needs of marginalized and under served populations in order to promote and improve health outcomes. The speakers are in Seattle as part of a State Department exchange program focusing on healthcare professionals and advocates from across the globe, representing 18 countries and five continents.