The widespread outcry against the humanitarian and health crisis at the US-Mexico border has, unfortunately, not yet produced a collaborative effort among Central American, Mexican and US humanitarian health researchers, clinicians, lawyers, activists, policymakers, philanthropists, and others to develop an appropriate and actionable agenda. This initiative seeks to close that gap.
Although academic institutions are just one stakeholder in this community, we feel it is our duty to combine our existing resources and expertise to push for policy-level action on this issue. We aim to provide politically neutral thought leadership and robust evidence to inform a response to the humanitarian health crisis.
The ideal response will be:
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