Nadine Bahour
Research Program Coordinator @Fxb Center For Health And Human Rights At Harvard University
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WORK HISTORY
Research Program Coordinator @Fxb Center For Health And Human Rights At Harvard University
Cambridge, MA, US
The Palestine Program for Health and Human Rights is an academic hub engaging in a broadly collaborative justice/rights-based approach to foster Palestinian Health through health research, education, and multidisciplinary community and academic engagement. Addressing the structural drivers of health inequities for Palestinians requires a multidisciplinary approach across the myriad fields, including health, human rights, international law, economics, politics, and history. The Palestine Program’s cross-disciplinary engagement seeks to produce scholarship and programming aimed at elucidating and addressing the structural determinants of health for Palestinians in the occupied territory, Israel, and the diaspora.
EDUCATION
Yale Young Global Scholars
Summer Program, Applied Science and Engineering & Frontiers of Math and Science
Harvard University
Bachelor's degree, Neuroscience
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Master of Public Health - MPH, Health and Social Behavior
Ramallah Friends School
IB Diploma
ABOUT NADINE BAHOUR
I am a Master\'s in Public Health student on the Health and Social Behavior track at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health studying the social, structural, and settler colonial determinants of health for indigenous populations, especially Palestinians. Additionally, I am the Research Program Coordinator for the Palestine Program for Health and Human Rights, a partnership between the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard University and the Institute for Community and Public Health at Birzeit University engaging in a collaborative justice and rights-based approach in the study of Palestinian health.
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