The AWAMU HIV Awareness Campaign
N-PACT Cost Effectiveness Presentation
Evaluating the acceptability of implementing an HIV self-testing mHealth mobile delivery program in collaboration with trained delivery agents in Kabale, Uganda
Current testing models require individuals to travel long distances to local healthcare centers to receive tests, but due to prohibitive costs, a shortage of health workers, and stigma that has discouraged travel to healthcare facilities, many at-risk individuals are unable to receive necessary testing.
WASH Project for Bwama Primary School
Efficacy of Mobile Health in Uganda
Consequences of Conservation-Induced Displacement: A Case Study With Batwa Participants in Southwest Uganda
Improving Access to HIV Services
Down Syndrome in Uganda
Developing countries such as Uganda often struggle to create realistic action plans to ameliorate inequalities that impact people with disabilities. Inequalities may take many forms and may cross many areas of life, including medical care, education, and social inclusion, and may further vary based on disability and geography.
Public Health & Music Recommendations
Policy Recommendation Public Health & Policy Group
GLI Public Health and Policy Presentation
HIV and Nutrition Internship Report
The Global Livingston Institute partners with local organizations in Uganda and Rwanda to provide free health services such as Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) testing, cancer screening, and family planning counseling to residents during the iKnow Concert Series and the Tour du Rwanda Concert Series.
Cornell Capstone Team and Global Livingston Institute
In Spring 2017, the Cornell Institute of Public Affairs (CIPA) capstone team—Quynh Tong, Yang Li, Rafia Farooqul, and Jazlin Gomez, worked with and provided pro bono consulting services for the Global Livingston Institute (GLI), a non-governmental organization in Uganda dedicated to cultivating global understanding of poverty and fostering healthier communities.