Global Health Catalyst Summit Outcomes
Win-Win collaborations for global health and development
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Collaborative impact at a glance
10,000+
Trainees via the the GHC's Global Oncology University collaborative education platform
7
New Cancer Centers support being established in low and middle income countries.
$147M
catalyzed for collaborative research funding on cancer starting in 2025
33,000+
Empowered for collaboration including Young Global Health Catalysts
$1.4B+
catalyzed in cancer funding announcements involving collaborations between the USA and other Countries
100+
Diaspora organizations for global health collaborations
1000+
Travel and professional development awards to catalyze collaborations
C4
The world's premier comprehensive cancer center in the cloud powered by AI to increase access to CARE (Care, Advocacy, Research, Education) for millions across the world
25+
Major Policy recommendations supported for adoption by governments across the world including a World Health Organization resolution
20+
Young Global Health Catalysts and Debate Clubs empowering Youth for Global/Mental Health, to shape their future
100+
Publications and books towards addressing global health disparities including the Textbook: Approaching Global Oncology: The win-win model
30+
Faith-based Organizations for Whole Person Health powered by the Religion and Global Health Forum at Drew and Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
Over 10 years of transformative impact
High impact collaboration initiatives and activities for global health and development
World's premier comprehensive cancer center in the cloud (C4) powered by artificial intelligence
Global Oncology University, with award winning collaborative education model
Multi-center clinical trials (Africa-Oxford-Harvard-Hopkins clinical trials network) collaboration
Global Phytomedicine Institute
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Religion and Global Health Forum @ Drew University
Support/establish new cancer centers in LMIC
Kenya, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Nigeria, etc
Training for thousands of oncology health professionals
New small businesses like NESTRE
Health and economic development
New programs and journals in radiation oncology including with professional societies in the USA and LMIC
Over 1000 travel and professional development awards in global health
Innovation: Tiny drones to target cancer
Policy Recommendations for addressing disparities and global health
Shaping policy for global health and development
Numerous collaborations including with diaspora organizations to turn brain drain to brain circulation and global health gain
Join us for the next Global Health Catalyst Summit
@ Harvard/MIT & Online
September 18–21, 2026
Global Health at the very best level with world leaders, faculty, students, leaders from industry, health care institutions, faith/community-based organizations, professional societies, government leaders, cancer advocates, athletes, survivors, artists, across disciplines all coming together to learn, network and collaborate for global health and development.
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