The Center for Policy Analysis
on Trade and Health (CPATH) brings a public health voice to the debate on trade and sustainable development. We conduct research,
policy analysis and advocacy in the interest of protecting and improving the health of individuals, communities and populations;
expanding access to health-related services; and advancing global economic policies that are democratic, sustainable, and
socially just. This website provides resources on the links between the global economy and public health priorities.
The CPATH Globalization & Health Resource Center serves as a central information resource
about the relationships between economic globalization, international trade agreements and economic policy, and public health.
It provides timely and relevant reports from CPATH and other organizations, official texts, and links to relevant organizations
and publications. CPATH's Globalization & Health Listserv provides updates and the latest news on Trade and Health. To sign up for the listserv, send a blank email with an empty subject line to: join-G-H@list.cpath.org Or click here to enroll directly: <http://list.cpath.org/cgi-bin/lyris.pl?join=g-h> (Be sure to hit "Save" after filling in your name and email address!) You can remove
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LISA KERNAN 2012 SOCIAL JUSTICE FELLOWSHIP
The Center for Policy Analysis seeks applicants by May 4, 2012, for the Lisa Devereux Kernan Social Justice
Fellowship. The project will last one month, with a stipend of $1,000. Location in San Francisco desirable.
Please click below for links to project description, an Application.
Click here to download Announcement
Click here to download Application
Please contibute to CPATH's work using this secure online
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APHA
leaders support CPATH Call for Trade Accountability
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