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Today is the last day for early registration pricing and diaspora registration sponsorship. If you have not yet registered for the 2016 Global Health Catalyst Summit@ Harvard, take advantage of early bird registration which ends Feb29th .   http://www.globalhealthcatalystevents.org/

                                                                      FULL HOUSE IN THE WHITE HOUSE It was a chilly morning Feb 22nd, 2016 where leaders of the African Diaspora Communities, members of civil society, faith based organizations and other community stakeholders, gathere d in the White House for a morning of Policy Briefing. Reported by the Chief of Staff, Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs Ms. Yohannes Abraham , was the importance of strengthening U.S.- Africa Relation and Partnership in developing human capacity whereby individuals, organizations, public and private sectors are equipped with tools to develop and achieve social and economic goals in order to sustain development. One significant issue on policy briefing was the issue of Public Safety. Public Safety was reported to be one of the top priorities in Obama's administration." P resident Obama believes, it is a job of the Government to protect its citizens"

http://www. globalhealthcatalystevents. org/ Africans in Diaspora united @ 2016 Harvard Summit Members of the Africans Diaspora Community are cordially invited to attend the 2016 Global Health Catalyst (GHC) Summit at Harvard Medical School Boston April 29-30, 2016.   Africa is on the rise, and public health is the anchor of economic health and individual well being, in Africa and elsewhere. The objective of the 2016 Harvard summit is to provide a forum for discussion, development and adoption of tangible actions that can be taken as well as innovative approaches to catalyze high impact international collaborations with African institutions in healthcare and development. The focus will be on cancer prevention and control and the achievement of universal health coverage benefiting African communities.  This will continue in the tradition of the highly successful 2015 summit  (see http://www.globalhealthcatalystevents.org/ ) and advance discussions, w