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Topic: WHAT’S WORKING & WHAT’S NOT FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE STRATEGIES AROUND THE WORLD Date: Thursday, April 23 SE Asia: 8 am ICT, 9 am MYT, 9 am PHT The Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) is pleased to host another online 90-minute interactive ECHO webinar-style session for Network members and other interested stakeholders. This forum will allow for the most current information related to the COVID-19 pandemic to be shared and promote discussion will around current issues. The USAID One Health Workforce – Next Generation Project supports One Health university networks such as AFROHUN in Africa and SEAOHUN in Southeast Asia to address complex global issues. This meeting registration click here...... https://echo.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEld-qtrjgsG91S3xGXDohWII44tuPTNpNi Download or view the AGENDA Here! For more information please contact: ECHOonehealth@salud.unm.edu By participating in this video call you consent to be recorded and please try to limit numbers of people joining this learning session from one gathering place and practice social distancing.

One Health Social Sciences (OHSS) Webinar! " Wildlife trade: the social, cultural, and political stakes " Thu, Apr 30, 2020 10:00 PM - 11:30 PM ICT As the potential breeding ground for the current worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, #epidemiologists, public health officials, and wildlife conservationists have called for shutting down these markets. However, as a central means of sustenance for many communities around the world, the full impacts of closing the markets and necessary strategies to address them will be addressed. This webinar joins two experts in zoonotic epidemics in an interdisciplinary dialogue about the social, cultural, and political stakes of eliminating the #wildlife trade and, in particular, the role of “wet markets”. Prof. Laura H. Kahn Physician and research scholar with the Program on Science and Global Security at Princeton University, USA Prof. Christos Lynteris Medical anthropologist specialized in global health and zoonoses and senior lecturer at the University of Saint Andrews, Scotland. Free but you must Register to receive your unique login link: OHSS Webinar Registration: https://tinyurl.com/yx3esp3k

The Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) is pleased to host a series of online 90 minute interactive ECHO webinar style sessions for Network members and other interested stakeholders. This forum will allow for the most current information related to the COVID-19 pandemic to be shared, and discussion will allow for questions and dialogue around current issues. The USAID One Health Workforce – Next Generation Project supports One Health university networks such as AFROHUN in Africa and SEAOHUN in Southeast Asia to equip professionals with transdisciplinary skills to address complex global issues. SESSION TOPIC: PERSPECTIVES ON GENDER AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF COVID-19 This meeting uses Zoom. Connection information will be provided after filling out the registration form. By participating in this video call you consent to being recorded. Please register here: https://onehealth.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAvfuGuqTMsG9fmmphkIfm7jBhqsLzQzbPp US: 9 pm EDT | 7 pm MDT | 6 pm PDT | May 6 Southeast Asia: 8 am ICT | 9 am MYT | 9 am PHT | May 7 This is a series of meetings every other week on the following topics • May 7: “Perspectives on Gender and Psychosocial Aspects of COVID-19” • May 21: “Diagnostic Testing Approaches for COVID-19” • June 4: “Immunity Issues and Interventions for COVID-19” • June 18: “One Health Approaches addressing COVID-19 Origins and Spillover” For more information: onehealthnextgen@ucdavis.edu

Health Policy and the Management of Antimicrobial Resistance in LMICs Submission deadline: 30th June 2020 In low and middle-income countries diagnostic, financial and infrastructural constraints mean the risk of emerging antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is high. This can lead to excessive or inappropriate use of anti-infectives, and so the implementation of appropriate policies to regulate their use and curb the emergence of resistant microbial threats is consequently more important now than ever. As recognised in the Goal 3 of the WHO's Sustainable Development Goals, concerted effort is required to tackle this threat, and to highlight the challenges and developments within antimicrobial drug policies in low and middle income countries. More information: https://bit.ly/2WXZINR

One Health Updates COVID-19 Response. Topic: “Diagnostic Testing Approaches for COVID-19” Southeast Asia: On May 21, 2020, at 8 am ICT | 9 am MYT | 9 am PHT The Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) is pleased to host a series of online 90-minute interactive ECHO webinar-style sessions for Network members and other interested stakeholders. This forum will allow for the most current information related to the COVID-19 pandemic to be shared, and discussion will allow for questions and dialogue around current issues. The USAID One Health Workforce – Next Generation Project supports One Health university networks such as AFROHUN in Africa and SEAOHUN in Southeast Asia to equip professionals with transdisciplinary skills to address complex global issues. This meeting uses Zoom. Connection information will be provided after filling out the registration form. By participating in this video call you consent to be recorded. Please register here: bit.ly/SEAOHUN5_20 For more information: onehealthnextgen@ucdavis.edu

One Health Workforce -Next Generation (OHW-NG), in collaboration with AFROHUN AND SEAOHUN, invites current One Health students (SOHICs, OHSC, etc.) to the COVID-19 digital awareness challenge. Raise awareness in your community via preparing outreach materials (posters/cartoons/videos) that you can share with your community. What we are looking for Digital content ( ex., poster, flyer, cartoon, 2-3min videos) to answer at least one of the following questions: • What is COVID-19? • How is the COVID-19 transmitted? • How to prevent individuals from getting infected? • What message would you share with your community about COVID-19? Submission process: Application is closed! Rules: - All students both undergraduate and graduate from the SEA countries are welcome to participate individually or in group. - All students should follow government regulations (confinement, social distancing, masks, ..). Any submissions that break governmental guidelines would be excluded. - Submissions must be original content. If submission is not in English, please also submit a translation or a summary in English. Content should be appropriate for all literacy levels. Review Criteria: Submissions will be judged by a panel on the strength, relevance and artwork and communication skills. All students are welcome to participate. Multidisciplinary teams are highly encouraged. A winner will be selected for each of the following material: 1-Best video 2-Best flyer/poster 3-Most innovative digital content Prizes will be available(will not exceed $4000)and selected submission will be published on OHW-NG digital platforms and websites. For more information on contest guidelines, please contact: Ms. Juthamanee, juthamanee@seaohun.org Submission Deadline: June 14, 2020 (11.59pm ICT) Download Flyers: Click FAQs for COVID-19 Student Digital Competition in Southeast Asia 1. Is there a minimum or maximum number of persons for each group? : There is no limitation of a number of persons in each group. Virtual group meeting is strongly encouraged. Kindly strictly adhere to your government guidelines such as social distancing in doing the group work. 2. Do we have to be in the same university or faculty to join as one group? : Multidisciplinary team/group from multiple universities and faculties is encouraged. All students, graduate or undergraduate in SEA region, are welcome to participate. 3. Will students get the certificate if winning the competition? : Yes, they will. Additionally, we are happy to give certificates of participation for students who request it for their future work / profile. 4. How many pieces of materials that students can submit? : We encourage you to focus on crafting the best piece of work. If you wish to submit multiple products, you may do so as there is no limit on a number of submissions. 5. If a student is not from SEAOHUN university members, are they eligible to submit the work? : All the students (undergraduate and graduate) in Southeast Asia are welcome to participate. 6. How many prizes are there and how much is each prize worth? : Given that there are submissions for each category (video, poster/flyer, and innovative digital content), there will be three prizes with a minimum of $2,000 and up to $4,000 for each winner. Kindly note that the prize award is for each winner to propose a project benefiting health of their community or using the award to gain knowledge or experience in One Health such as attending a conference. 7. The winners will be selected at the national level or global level to be a winner. : The winner will be selected at the regional level in Southeast Asian region. 8. Is there any registration fee? : There is neither registration nor submission fee :-)

"CALL FOR APPLICATIONS" Join us for the opportunity to win the #SEAOHUN2020Scholarship! The Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) Scholarship offers a higher education opportunity to students for Master’s degrees in One Health related fields in top universities in Southeast Asia. SEAOHUN encourages students from Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam to apply. If you have passion to build your career in One Health and network with people and organizations in this field, please visit https://www.seaohun.org/scholarship or contact us for more information at ampika@seaohun.org The application deadline is 30 June 2020, Cannot miss it! 😊

The COVID-19 Digital Classroom is delighted to announce the launch of a global initiative to provide high-quality, medically reviewed, multimedia content and training courses for community-based health workers and local communities globally. Curating existing best-in-class resources, and creating new open-source content specifically designed for health workers working in urban and rural settings in low-income countries, the COVID-19 Digital Classroom is a unique collaboration between global partners who are committed to supporting community-based health workers to save lives. To access the three courses click 👇👇 https://communityhealthacademy.course.tc/catalog

International Short Course on Ecosystem Health (THOHUN-TELI) 2020 Thailand One Health University Network (THOHUN) is organizing an activity entitled “International Short Course on Ecosystem Health” from June 21 – July 17, 2020 in Khon Kaen Province, Thailand with the following expected outputs/outcomes: 1. Students gain a strong understanding of the complexity of the environment, domestic and wild animals, and human connections and health issues. 2. Improve One Health Core Competencies and technical skills: cause identification, mitigation and adaptation, risk assessment and communication, and experience tackling complex health problems through multidisciplinary One Health approach and community participation and outreach. Compose reports that document investigations and potential solutions for infectious diseases/health problems originating at the human, animal, and environmental interface. For more information please visit: 👇👇 https://bit.ly/2zDqbZ9 Or www.thohun.org Credit: THOHUN

International Student One Health Alliance (ISOHA) is hosting five Regional Who's Who and Community Building Meetings in partnership with the One Health Commission. One Health student groups in each region are invited to briefly share information about their group and get to know each other. Interested individuals are invited to join the discussion for their respective continents/regions. Everyone (from anywhere) is invited to attend to listen and lend support!You can register by clicking on the link in the event description. Everyone must Register to receive their unique meeting login. https://conta.cc/2YtrXEv This is a great opportunity to strengthen our One Health community. I hope you can join us! Let us know if you have any questions. https://www.facebook.com/isoha.asia/ or isoha.asia@gmail.com

The Lancet One Health Commission welcomes you to join the third webinar of the One Health - Reconnecting for Our Future series. Join this discussion as speakers representing various One Health initiatives reflect and share their ideas for the future of One Health in the topic: Developing a Career in One Health: Stories from the Next Generation. June 29, Monday, 7pm. ICT or 2pm. Oslo time. The One Health approach continues to generate interest and excitement among students and early career professionals from diverse disciplines, especially now in the era of COVID-19. What are the challenges and opportunities that they face as they develop their young careers in One Health? In this webinar, speakers representing various One Health student and professional networks will reflect on their personal journeys and share their ideas for the future of One Health education, research, and practice. Register here: https://bit.ly/2YRi0kr Co-Presenters International Student One Health Alliance (ISOHA) Southeast Asian One Health University Network (SEAOHUN) International Federation of Medical Students' Associations (IFMSA) International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)

“The Press believes that the information contained in this book is time-sensitive, urgently needed, and will make a positive contribution toward navigating the current pandemic,” said Dr. Jay Dew, director of TAMU Press. “To that end, we are pleased to make the book available to all by releasing it immediately as a free pre-publication edition.” ​ The book's wide audience includes the general public, policymakers, and those in charge at the city, county, state, and national levels for emergency response and preparedness. The book advocates the One Health concept which is the focus on the interdependence of human, animal and environmental health which helps us to prevent and prepare for pandemics. In this regard, the book is meant for everyone because it highlights the roles we all play in pandemic prevention and preparedness. ​ Christine Crudo Blackburn, editor of the book, is deputy director of the Pandemic and Biosecurity Policy Program at the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs at the Bush School of Government and Public Service and an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences at the Texas A&M University School for Public Health. ​ Download at: www.tamupress.com/pandemics-ebook/ ​ For more information or to order a print edition of the book, please visit : www.tamupress.com/book/9781623499464/preparing-for-pandemics-in-the-modern-world/