Politics of Disease Framing: Surviving and Overcoming Neglect
This blog engages with the latest thinking on ‘Politics of Disease Framing’, a project hosted by the Centre for Applied Human Rights and York Law School. Contributors discuss the effect and outcome of framing diseases as ’neglected tropical diseases’.
Dan Izzett wrote this poem while attending ‘The Politics of Disease Framing: Surviving and Overcoming Neglect’, an interdisciplinary workshop hosted by the Centre for Applied Human Rights, York Law School and partners in Geneva, May 2024.
Authored by Himani Bhakuni, João Nunes, Alice Trotter, Ioana Cismas, Claire Jeantet. Neglected Tropical Diseases in context The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) held its first ever Health Day on 3 December 2023. On this occasion, a consortium of global donors pledged historic support to combat Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) (WHO News, 2023). A group … Continue reading The Politics of Disease Framing: An Agenda of Research