The Research Forum 2025 is looking for contributors to explore ways to shift power to researchers and humanitarian experts from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). In global health and humanitarian research, there is an imbalance in funding, voice and power. Researchers and humanitarian experts from LMICs often come up against barriers that prevent them from leading and shaping international research agendas and partnerships. That’s why we’re dedicating an objective to exploring ways to shift power to LMICs, ensuring local expertise is respected and valued, and that research contributes to meaningful, sustainable outcomes. We’re seeking contributions in areas such as: ⭕ LMIC-driven research studies and research-practice partnerships that empower humanitarian experts from LMICs. ⭕ Policy changes, funding models, and initiatives that enhance LMIC leadership and capacity in research initiatives. ⭕ Ethical and culturally sensitive frameworks that support locally led research and evidence use by humanitarian health actors. Does your work align with these priorities? Join us in reimagining research collaborations and advancing equity in the humanitarian research ecosystem. 📅 Deadline to apply: 15 December 2024, 23:59 GMT. 🔗 Submit your contribution today and be part of this critical conversation: https://bit.ly/40rm10J
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Cross-Cultural Sense-Making of Global Health Crises: A Text Mining Study of Public Opinions on Social Media Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Developed and Developing Economies
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