This page showcases a number of video interviews with CSIS guests, short documentary peices from our trips, and highlight footage from events. You can filter by category above and use the links below to access this content. Many of these videos are also on our YouTube page.
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Video Archive
The Atlanta Declaration on Sustaining U.S. Leadership in Global Health & Water
Atlanta, Georgia, is home to some of the leading global health and development organizations in the nation and the world. The Atlanta Declaration addresses how the next U.S. Congress and presidential administration can best sustain United States leadership in improving world health, with a particular focus on the role of safe water and sanitation. The three sponsors CSIS, CARE, and the World Affairs Council of Atlanta have prepared this Declaration to mark recent historic achievements and to articulate a vision for U.S. leadership.
Week in Review, June 10, 2011: GAVI’s Replenishment
On June 13, 2011, multiple actors will be gathering for the replenishment of GAVI, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations. GAVI is asking donors to contribute $3.7 billion to provide vaccines to an additional 250 million children by 2015, saving 4 million lives. In this week in review, J. Stephen Morrison talks about why the replenishment on June 13 is so important and what the future holds for GAVI. This video builds upon key ideas of the new brief developed by both CSIS and the Center for Global Development - GAVI's Future: Steps to Build Strategic Leadership, Financial Sustainability, and Better Partnerships.
Week in Review, May 27, 2011: HIV Prevention Study
This week, J. Stephen Morrison talks about the new finding in HIV prevention: that early treatment can reduce transmission rates by 96%. Dr. Morrison shares his thoughts on what this means in the global fight against HIV/AIDS and highlights that while this is a big achievement, it may be difficult to translate this finding into practical solutions.
Spotlighting the NCD Problem
A short compelling video explaining what NCDs are, who they affect, and the importance of the upcoming UN High Level Meeting in September.
Week in Review, May 20, 2011: Rebuilding Japan
In our first video blog, J. Stephen Morrison - Director of the Global Health Policy Center - talks about the launch of a new task force centered on Japan: The Partnership for Recovery and a Stronger Future. Dr. Morrison talks about the health component of rebuilding Japan after the disasters that struck in March, and specifically the idea of building back better.
Video Interview: “New Orleans Five Years After the Storm: A New Disaster Amid Recovery”
Interview with Claudia Deane about the Kaiser Family Foundation's statistics post-Katrina.
Report of the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy
This report marks the culmination of nine months of deliberation by the Commission — a group formed to develop actionable recommendations for a long-term U.S. strategic approach to global health. View select interviews from the March 18th, 2010 release of the Commission report.
Second Meeting of Commissioners
The CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy met for the second time on October 16th 2009.
Gates Foundation’s Rajeev Venkayya on Collaboration
Rajeev Venkayya, Director of Global Health Delivery for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, demonstrates how the CSIS Smart Global Health commission is important to U.S. and international policy makers.
Kay Granger: Why Smart Global Health is Important
Representative Kay Granger (R-TX), Ranking Member of the appropriations subcommitee on State-Foreign Operations, talks about the value of the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy.
Keith Ellison: A Duty to Spread our Blessings
Representative Keith Ellison (D-MN) talks about his trip to Africa and upcoming mission to Kenya (Aug 10-12) with the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy.
Bill Frist: Health & Our Common Humanity
Former Senate Majority Leader, Bill Frist of Tennessee, describes how the diverse nature of the commission on Smart Global Health will spark an innovative platform geared toward making a difference in the world. Frist explains that the biggest challenge is communicating to people why these global health issues matter and how we are bound by a common humanity.
Helene Gayle: Real Solutions for Real Problems
Helene Gayle, President and CEO of CARE, highlights U.S. leadership on global health issues and how we need to sustain and expand efforts. Gayle explains how our actions must be aimed towards real solutions that impact people's lives.
William Fallon: Global Health & Security
Retired U.S. Navy Admiral, William Fallon, emphasizes the link between global health and global security. Global health issues impact everyone - and addressing them is the right thing to do.
First Meeting of Commissioners on Smart Global Health
The CSIS commission on Smart Global Health met for the first time on June 10th 2009.
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- The Atlanta Summit on Sustaining U.S. Leadership in Global Health & Water
The World Affairs Council of Atlanta, CARE USA, and CSIS are holding a conference on how the U.S., even in the midst of fiscal austerity and political division, can best advance the world’s health. - Ghana Introduces Two New Vaccines
In April 2012, Ghana will introduce the pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines. For the event, the GAVI Alliance has produced a short film looking at the effort. - The International AIDS Conference Returns to the United States
This report examines the political history of the international AIDS conferences from 1985 to the present and provides insight into the ways the conferences have contributed to ending the epidemic. - Vaccines and New Media “Film Festival” Recap
Watch video from our March 16th event focusing on vaccines and new media. - Video: The Strategic Power of Vaccines in Zambia
A team from CSIS traveled to Zambia to produce a video on vaccination efforts - their value, their long-term sustainability, and the challenges to their implementation. - U.S. Global Health Policy in Palestinian Hands?
Consequences of Palestinian statehood could reach beyond the Israeli-Palestinian conflict if the Palestinians seek membership in specialized UN agencies—including, specifically, the World Health Organization (WHO). - An Epidemic after an Earthquake: The Cholera Outbreak in Haiti, Part 2
In Part 2 of our look at Haiti's cholera outbreak, CSIS examines the response by the the Haitian government and partner organizations to improve WASH activities in the country, and the challenges that lie ahead.
Podcast
- Interview with Moussa Seck, Program Coordinator for Community Led Total Sanitation Initiatives
- Interview with Darren Saywell, Director of the WASH Program at Plan International USA
- Interview with Lois Quam, Executive Director of the Global Health Initiative (GHI)
- Interview with Dr. Kala Vairavamoorthy on Water and Sanitation Challenges in Emerging Cities
- Interview with Kay Warren of Saddleback Church on the American Faith Community and HIV/AIDS Efforts