Past events

On October 10, 2024, FHI 360 will host a virtual roundtable — “Girls at the Forefront: Climate Change, Education and Investment” — to commemorate the International Day of the Girl. Featuring leaders from FCDO, USAID, Theirworld, the ARC Group and FHI 360, the discussion will explore the intersection of education, gender equity, and climate change, […]

As a proud sponsor of the Neglected Tropical Disease NGO Network (NNN) Conference 2024, FHI 360 looks forward to gathering with practitioners, government leaders, researchers, policymakers and stakeholders from more than 50 countries to discuss challenges with and solutions for eliminating neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

FHI 360 is proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Global Youth Economic Opportunities (GYEO) Summit, where participants from more than 75 countries around the world will discuss how young people are driving the green economy.

FHI 360 will showcase our evidence-based, scalable and locally led solutions designed to prevent and reduce conflict drivers and build sustainable peace and resilience.

FHI 360 looks forward to joining colleagues in Munich and virtually at the 25th International AIDS Conference. 

FHI 360 looks forward to discussing the global landscape of social and behavior change at the first Africa Social & Behavior Change Summit.

FHI 360 has worked on outbreak and pandemic response in more than 50 predominantly low- and middle-income countries, connecting our deep technical expertise and strong network of global partners.

FHI 360 UK will host an engaging conversation with experts from FHI 360, United for Global Mental Health and Wellcome Trust, who will share their insights and experiences on advancing mental health research, advocacy and innovation.

Join FHI 360 for a series of enriching conversations with mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) experts and practitioners.

Educators, students and researchers are working to ensure a more fair, just and equitable world for everyone. Students are often at the forefront of social movements and protests, advocating for critical causes. However, reports of the violent repression of peaceful protests are all too common. The result is often further marginalization of already disadvantaged communities. […]