Fundraising
Fueling Public Health Brigades projects at Queen's and abroad through year-round campaigns.
Queen’s Public Health Brigades
The largest student-led movement for global health equity.
A student-led community advancing health equity through our annual conference, communty events, and global brigades.
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What we do
Empower communities,
build lasting change.
At Queen’s we are part of the Public Health Brigades — a local and international movement of university students working to improve health conditions in the developing world.
We support public health through fundraising, awareness, and community engagement. Our members organize initiatives to fund health projects, host conferences to spark dialogue on global health issues, and partner with local organizations to promote sustainable impact within our community.
Registration has closed for the year
How we create impact
Each initiative is student-led and designed to connect global health insight with action. Explore how our teams turn conferences, events, and travel brigades into measurable change.
Awareness & Education
Hosting the annual Public Health Conference to equip students with skills to take action.
Community Events
Partnering with Kingston nonprofits to bring health equity conversations into our local community.
Global Connection
Part of the Global Brigades network with 190+ chapters working across Latin America and West Africa.
Featured event
Global Brigades Annual Summit 2025
The 2026 Global Brigades Conference takes place January 10th from 11–6 PM at Wallace Hall. Delegates will spend the day hearing from speakers in global health, exploring real-world challenges, and connecting with students who share an interest in international development and community impact.
The event includes keynote sessions, a catered lunch, a hands-on case competition, and delegate awards. Early registrants are entered to win a Princeton Review MCAT textbook, and all attendees have a chance at a Morro gift card. Learn more to see the full schedule, speakers, and conference details.
