Paul B. Spiegel
@pbspiegel
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Humanitarian, father & husband. Director, Center for Humanitarian Health & Professor of Practice at Bloomberg School of Public Health. Opinions are my own.
Baltimore, MD
Joined November 2010
But my quote continues to state that -““Under this particular administration … they’re going to give a much more narrow interpretation of how aid should be used, and this kind of soft power or getting goodwill from countries to help you in the future will be diminished….”
“All government assistance, development and humanitarian, it’s there to further a government’s interests,” said @pbspiegel, director of @Humanit_Health in @theintercept. Read more here:
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I also mentioned “Under this particular administration … they’re going to give a much more narrow interpretation of how aid should be used, and this kind of soft power or getting goodwill from countries to help you in the future will be diminished...." and more... have a read.
“All government assistance, development and humanitarian, it’s there to further a government’s interests,” said @pbspiegel, director of @Humanit_Health in @theintercept. Read more here:
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RT @Humanit_Health: The decision to defund USAID is short-sighted & dangerous. Millions depend on U.S. humanitarian assistance. Dr @pbspieg…
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RT @AnnaBanerji: NARHC call for abstracts extended to February 24th! collaboration on special issue on "Reducing Disparities in Health Care…
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RT @Equal_Research: 🚨 Publication Alert! 🚨 Our study on the prioritization of #MNH in #SouthSudan is live in @Discover_Jrnls! 📰 Led by @res…
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The situation is so chaotic and confused - perhaps deliberately so - but there is no confusion regarding the negative effects on vulnerable populations around the globe.
The decision to defund USAID is short-sighted & dangerous. Millions depend on U.S. humanitarian assistance. Dr @pbspiegel dir @Humanit_Health warns this decision will hurt the world’s most vulnerable & America’s global leadership. Watch the full interview:
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RT @thehill: Trump "does not have the authority to abolish" USAID: Congressional Research Service
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Stopping funding to WHO will hurt millions of vulnerable people around the world, reduce America’s influence, and provide an opening for China to fill the vacuum. @DrTedros @WHO
🚨 Withdrawing the U.S. from @WHO would have devastating consequences—weakening global disease surveillance, emergency response, and humanitarian aid. Dr. @pbspiegel breaks it down with @YourMorning Watch here:
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RT @Equal_Research: The surge of violence in North Kivu is exacerbating an already fragile situation in #DRC, severely limiting access to l…
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RT @HealthConflComm: 🌍 Over the past 2 days in #Istanbul, we worked diligently with global colleagues to reimagine a #humanitarian health s…
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RT @BlanchetKarl: What a fantastic group of dedicated group of researchers! More than ever, the Humanitarian system needs to be more effic…
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RT @Equal_Research: Looking forward to this #research event w @IHVNigeria ! Powerful findings with lessons to guide #healthpolicy & practi…
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RT @Humanit_Health: “@WHO can be improved...” says @pbspiegel, professor & director of @Humanit_Health at @JohnsHopkinsSPH. “But by pullin…
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RT @Humanit_Health: “I don’t see any benefit for the U.S. withdrawing. It ultimately makes Americans less secure from a public health persp…
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Furthermore, the USG is leaving a leadership vacuum that other governments will fill. Finally, besides harming the health of millions of people around the globe, it makes Americans more vulnerable to epidemics.
“@WHO can be improved...” says @pbspiegel, professor & director of @Humanit_Health at @JohnsHopkinsSPH. “But by pulling out, & removing the huge amount of money that the U.S. gives, you’re not allowing the #WHO to make reforms. You’re hobbling it.”
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