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Pandemic Security Project

  • Vaccine Hesitancy

    Join our panel of experts as they dissect the susceptibility to vaccine-related misinformation in the US and beyond and explore evidence-based approaches to fighting back.

    THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022  °  5:00-6:30PM, FILENE AUD, MOORE HALL  ° WATCH VIRTUALLY @ http://dartgo.org/sources_solutions

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    Dickey Center Welcomes Pandemic Security Project Faculty Director

    Kendall Hoyt is the new Faculty Director for the Dickey Global Health Initiative's Pandemic Security Project, an 18-month endeavor to explore and analyze the lessons surfaced during the global response to the pandemic.   She serves on the US Covid Commission Planning Group, and brings deep knowledge and new energy to using the lessons of COVID in creating and strengthening health security globally.

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    Special Public Event!  "Pandemics: Looking Back to Look Forward"

    Recording of event here.

    In Conversation with John Barry and Kendall Hoyt, moderated by Victoria Holt

    4:30pm – 6:00pm, Thursday, April 28, 2022

    Filene Auditorium, Moore Building

    Lecture in person and live stream.  More info here.

What does the future hold?

As we all eagerly look ahead to COVID receding in our rearview mirror, the time is now to start looking at the lessons learned from the pandemic.  The Pandemic Security Project (PSP) seeks to convene Dartmouth, domestic, and international experts in economics, biosecurity, and epidemiology to study the global effects of pandemics, the origins of COVID, analyze our preparedness, and suggest ways to prevent the next epidemic.  

First Steps

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Professors Kendall Hoyt and Chis Snyder
Professors Kendall Hoyt and Chis Snyder, co-collaborators and presenters at the first PSP Workshop, Medical Supply Chain Security and Governance.

PSP hosts its first workshop, May 2-5, "Medical Supply Chain Security and Governance," bringing together many members of the Covid Commission Planning Group, governmental and institutional thought leaders, and Dartmouth faculty to analyze and understand the challenges in developing and providing access to quality health care and vaccines as part of the global response to COVID.  Student rapporteurs will join the proceedings and help create the first accounts of the workshop.