April 2022
Celebrate the one year anniversary of SSHIFTB with your favourite social science x TB projects...
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From time to time, we use this space to share updates. This includes opportunities relevant to TB and the social sciences, or alerts about new resources or upcoming events that may intrigue and inspire your work.
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KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation is looking for a fulltime Social Scientist
Purpose of the position and organizational position As a social scientist, you will lead KNCV’s...
World TB Day 2022: How Are the Social Sciences Making an Impact?
This year, the theme of World TB Day is “Invest to End TB. Save Lives”;...
SSHAP Phase 3 Fellowship applications
The Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform (SSHAP) is launching Phase 3 of our Fellowship...
Black History Month Profile Features
During Black History Month, we celebrate scholars who are making a mark in tuberculosis social...
World TB Day 2022, themed “Invest to End TB. Save Lives”, is in 24 days!
SSHIFTB invites you to contribute to the TB social science dialogue on this World TB...
Cattamanchi Lab – Associate or Full Specialist
Apply before: Monday, Mar 14, 2022 at 11:59pm (Pacific Time) For more information, visit: https://aprecruit.ucsf.edu/JPF03818...
January 2022
Examine the gender-and-TB nexus, with an insightful interview , and browse through a selection of...
Сall for the position of Lead Consultant in a group of consultants which will develop Online course
The TB Europe Coalition (“TBEC”), non-profit foundation registered in the Netherlands, is pleased to announce...
2021-22 GCRF TB-SRPN Young Scholars Research Support Programme
GCRF Tuberculosis Social Research and Policy Network (TB-SRPN) invites interested young scholars to apply for...
Launching SSHIFTB on World TB Day 2021
SSHIFTB had its foundational meeting on March 12, 2021, bringing together 25+ TB scholars and...
Special Issue for World TB Day 2021 by the Int J Infect Dis
In commemoration of World TB Day March 24th, 2021, the International Journal of Infectious Diseases...