"You can't understand someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes." @danielcarelli.bsky.social, from Chalmers University of Technology, expresses how every nation is in the same boat when it comes to tackling #AntimicrobialResistance Listen here: www.globalstrategylab.org/resources/ne...

Pathogens don't respect national borders. Dr. Laura Valtere reminds us that when a country lacks the infrastructure or funding to act, resistant pathogens spread far beyond it. We need cooperation, and investing where the burden is heaviest. 🎧#UnpackingAMR www.globalstrategylab.org/resources/ne...

Wrapped our AMR Policymaking Course at #ReActAfrica2026. Three sessions on turning policy priorities into pitches decision-makers act on, closing with a live pitch exercise co-facilitated by Suzanne Naro & Kadia Petricca. Thanks to our facilitators and every participant 🧵👇

Whether you’re a policymaker, work at an international organization, or research AMR, our #OneHealth governance scoping review findings are for you. Short on time? This summary lays out what we found and what it means in a 10-minute read. www.globalstrategylab.org/resources/su...

Summary: Implementing One Health governance approaches to mitigate antimicrobial resistance across institutional, social, economic and political contexts: a scoping review - Global Strategy Lab

To address AMR, we must take a One Health approach, which promotes collaboration across the human, animal, plant, and environmental health sectors. Specifically, One Health governance is the structure...

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Tackling antimicrobial resistance requires more than policy: York study www.yorku.ca/yfile/2026/0...

Tackling antimicrobial resistance requires more than policy: York study - YFile

As antimicrobial resistance continues to threaten global health, members of York's Global Strategy Lab are examining how governments can build stronger, more effective systems to respond – and why the...

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There’s no one-size-fits-all model for #OneHealth governance. What works depends on context: a country’s healthcare system, resources, and economy. We mapped it out below: Explore this research: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/16/7...

Attending the ReAct Africa Annual AMR Conference? So are we! Find out more about our participation and how to meet with our #AMRPolicy team at the event: www.globalstrategylab.org/events/amr-p... #RAAC26 #AMR

A World Cup isn't won by the most talented player. It's won by the team that moves as one. Antimicrobial resistance looks a bit like that. In the new #UnpackingAMR episode, we explore #AMR as a collective action problem & why cooperation is so important ➡️ bit.ly/4f5bVcJ

How do humanitarian organizations put gender equality commitments into practice? A new two-paper series examines how major organizations interpret, adapt, and implement gender equality norms from policy to the field: bit.ly/4vBB8Av

What is One Health Governance, and why does it matter for #AMR? GSL researchers Arne Ruckert and Taylor Hecker break it down in this short video ⬇️ #OneHealth #AntimicrobialResistance

🌏 The same One Health governance approach can produce very different results in different places. Why? Our new scoping review of 171 studies across 50+ countries finds context, not the model, often decides success. 🔗 Read in @bmj.com BMJ Open: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/16/7... #OneHealth #AMR

What is Global Legal Epidemiology (GLE)? Swipe through our infographic to find out! To learn more about the research GSL has conducted using a GLE approach, click here: bit.ly/3SpJQ7b #LegalEpidemiology

New GSL research advances the emerging field of global legal epidemiology (GLE). Using case studies, it examines the practical challenges of applying legal epidemiology at a global scale and offers practical approaches to address them ➡️ bit.ly/3Qk2qwO #LegalEpidemiology

Tomorrow is #WorldRefugeeDay. The right to seek safety includes the right to safe care. Migrant & refugee communities face real barriers to accessing #antibiotics, fuelling inequity and antibiotic resistance. Two years of GSL + WHO evidence, in one place 👇 🔗 bit.ly/4oHpOkv

Overcoming Barriers to Migrant and Refugee Access and Use of Antibiotics - Global Strategy Lab

Migrant and refugee communities face systematic, social, and financial barriers to accessing and appropriately using antibiotics. When access to formal health services is limited, people are more like...

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GSL's Andy Bulabula joined 20+ advocates, academics, and policymakers at a national tobacco control roundtable hosted by @ashcanada.bsky.social at the @heartinstitute.bsky.social. Read more about GSL's role and what came out of the roundtable: www.globalstrategylab.org/gsls-andy-bu...

GSL’s Andy Bulabula Contributes to National Roundtable on the Future of Canada’s Tobacco Control Strategy - Global Strategy Lab

On May 30, 2026, Andy Bulabula, Research Associate at the Global Strategy Lab, joined more than 20 leading advocates, academics, practitioners, and policymakers at a national roundtable on Canada's fu...

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As the world implements the updated Global Action Plan on #AMR, our team has been researching how the new objective on #OneHealth governance can work in practice. Coordination alone isn't enough. #OneHealth governance matters too: bit.ly/43CO9OP

Strengthening Global Action on AMR with Context-Specific Governance

Authors: Arne Ruckert , Geneviève Boily-Larouche, PhD, PG Cert and Mathieu JP Poirier Global Strategy Lab, York University, Toronto, Canada Support for the implementation of One Health governance has ...

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We can't improve what we don’t evaluate. Two-thirds of all antimicrobials are used in production animals, yet almost none of the policies meant to reduce that use are ever evaluated. Our new One Health commentary lays out a smarter path forward. ➡️ bit.ly/4exyXIO #AMR #OneHealth #HealthPolicy

A new GSL-led @who.int Bulletin systematic review finds that when bans, restrictions & stewardship policies are in place, antimicrobial use drops 20–80%. This study revealed not only what works, but also where evidence gaps exist. Read here: bit.ly/43WShsS #AMR

Wow, lots of media from the GSL team lately! 👀 Check out Global Health Law Research Director @roojinhabibi.org weighing in on Canada's 90-day suspension of immigration documents for residents of DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan. #Ebola

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We are learning more each day about how little thought has been given to these measures. As I shared in my interview with Global News recently, the move has the makings of political theatre, rather than public health-grounded decision-making. 4/4 cc: @gstrategylab.bsky.social @ottawahealthlaw.ca

GSL Founder @shoffmania.bsky.social spoke with @cbcnews.ca on the coordinated travel bans from Canada, the U.S., and Mexico in response to the #Ebola outbreak in DRC and how the current response echoes troubling historical patterns. Watch here ⬇️ www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

Canada, Mexico, U.S. ban travel from Ebola-impacted countries for World Cup

FIFA World Cup host countries Canada, Mexico and the United States, announced coordinated 90-day travel bans from Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan over concerns about the worsening...

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Who influences farmers' antibiotic use in livestock? A new #SAFEAMR scoping review in One Health Outlook maps the stakeholders, barriers & communication pathways driving these decisions. Read 🔎 bit.ly/4e7qxYq 🔖Carly Ching, Fiona Emdin, Sahran Shafaque, Muhammad Hamid Zaman, @verowirtz.bsky.social

200 million women smoke tobacco worldwide. And that number is growing. If current trends continue, #tobacco use among women could reach over 500 million. Kelsey Romeo-Stuppy from Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) makes it clear that tobacco is a women's rights issue. #WNTD2026

When a family member develops a tobacco-related illness, who pays the price? In this clip from our recent webinar, Blanca Llorente from Fundación Anáas shares the story of two young women with very different futures shaped by tobacco's impact on their families. Watch: bit.ly/4wAXaoC #WNTD2026

GSL Founder @shoffmania.bsky.social was quoted in The Globe and Mail on Canada's response to the #Ebola outbreak in eastern #DRC, where he emphasized Canada's research strengths in infectious diseases and the important role of global health organizations. Read more: bit.ly/3PgPVBH

No immediate plans for Ebola travel ban, Ottawa says, as deaths rise in eastern Congo

U.S. bans entry from three African countries; WHO chief voices worry about outbreak’s ‘scale and speed’

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GSL is proud that @roojinhabibi.org is part of @paxsapiens.bsky.social Pandemic Compensation Initiative, which aims to design practical solutions to create a mechanism that rewards early transparency and strengthens global health security. Hear from Dr. Habibi here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t1x...

Global Pandemic Prevention: Pandemic Compensation Initiative, Montserrat Arroyo Kuribrena

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The Independent Panel for Evidence on Action against AMR #IPEA is a rare opportunity to build a trusted, independent mechanism for clear, timely advice to governments. This brief outlines: • Core principles • Key elements for documentation • Practical outputs for Member States 🔗: bit.ly/4tZnS8i

The GSL team will be at #ESCMIDGlobal (Apr 17–21, Munich). Let’s connect if you’re attending! 🎤 Don’t miss Geneviève Boily-Larouche: “Promoting global research agendas for policymakers” 🗓️ Apr 20 | 🕠 18:15 @mathieujpp.bsky.social @escmid.bsky.social

Kelsey Romeo-Stuppy brings a global perspective on advancing tobacco control through legal action and human rights mechanisms, including work within the UN system. Join this conversation on advancing gender-responsive #tobacco control. 📅 April 22 👉 bit.ly/4sSmzrj

Dr. Larissa Al-Uar brings insights into how industry tactics are shaping #tobacco consumption among women in #Jordan and worldwide. Join the conversation on advancing gender-responsive tobacco control. 📅 April 22 👉 Register here: bit.ly/4sSmzrj #WNTD2026