Decolonizing Global Health and Drug Policy

This course explores the impact of racism on health and advocates for a shift towards equity, inclusion, and decolonization in the global health system. The learning outcomes include understanding the colonial roots of the current global health system, recognizing the perpetuation of inequality and racism in healthcare, and advocating for a more equitable and inclusive approach to global health. The course teaches critical thinking about power dynamics in global health, the importance of diverse representation in decision-making processes, and strategies for decolonizing health policies. The teaching method involves a TEDx talk format with a focus on storytelling, real-world examples, and advocacy for systemic change. The intended audience includes healthcare professionals, policymakers, advocates for social justice, and anyone interested in promoting equity and inclusion in global health and drug policy.