The Applied Global Public Health Initiative (AGPHI) is a student-led, service-based initiative dedicated to improving health outcomes in New York City and beyond. Through partnerships with organizations across sectors, we collaborate to develop innovative, applied solutions to pressing public health challenges.

Who We Are
AGPHI brings together undergraduate and graduate students passionate about global public health research and practice. Under the guidance of Dr. Chris Dickey, our lab takes a project-based approach, working closely with industry sponsors, NGOs, ministries of health, and international agencies—from emerging grassroots organizations to UN bodies.

What We Do
- Applied Public Health Research – Tackling real-world health challenges with practical solutions
- Collaborative Partnerships – Engaging with diverse organizations to drive meaningful impact
- Skill-Building for Future Leaders – Equipping students with hands-on experience in research, policy, and implementation
- Global Health Dialogue – Hosting renowned guest speakers and thought leaders to explore innovative approaches to public health

A Space for Learning & Growth
At AGPHI, we foster a collaborative learning environment through weekly all-lab meetings, where we exchange ideas, discuss current events through a global health lens, and share opportunities for professional and academic development.

Join us as we work toward applied, thoughtful, and impactful solutions to global public health challenges.

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