Climate Change

Climate change poses a significant threat to global economic stability. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and sea-level rise disrupt agriculture, infrastructure, and supply chains. Countries are forced to spend billions on disaster recovery and climate adaptation, diverting funds from development projects. Over time, climate change widens the gap between wealthy and vulnerable nations.

Human Migration

Migration affects both origin and destination countries. While host nations may benefit from labor force growth and cultural diversity, they often face pressure on housing, healthcare, and public services. Countries losing skilled workers experience economic slowdowns due to brain drain. Managed migration, however, can enhance productivity and innovation globally.

Trade Tariffs

Trade tariffs hinder international commerce by raising the cost of imported goods. They reduce consumer choices and increase prices, disrupting global supply chains. In retaliation, countries often impose their own tariffs, leading to trade wars that stifle investment and reduce global economic growth.

Unemployment

High unemployment leads to reduced consumer spending, decreased tax revenue, and increased government spending on welfare. Long-term unemployment erodes skills, making economic recovery slower. Youth and structural unemployment are particularly damaging, as they lead to social unrest and economic stagnation.

Genocide and Conflict

Genocide and violent conflict devastate economies by destroying infrastructure, displacing populations, and undermining investor confidence. Reconstruction takes years, if not decades. These atrocities often have ripple effects on neighboring economies due to refugee crises and regional instability.

Government Corruption

Corruption weakens institutions, deters foreign investment, and misallocates public resources. It hampers innovation and productivity while increasing the cost of doing business. Countries with high corruption often face slower growth, deeper inequality, and public mistrust in governance.

Poor Healthcare Systems

Inadequate healthcare undermines workforce productivity and life expectancy. Poor health outcomes increase public expenditure and reduce economic output. Pandemics and health crises reveal systemic weaknesses that can shrink GDP and destabilize entire regions.

About Us

At the Social Welfare and Healthcare Institute, we are committed to addressing the critical social and economic challenges shaping the future of our world. Our mission is to promote awareness, drive policy discussions, and influence positive change in response to the growing impact of climate change, forced migration, trade restrictions, unemployment, genocide, government corruption, and inadequate healthcare systems. We believe that global economic growth is deeply interconnected with human well-being, social justice, and ethical governance. By fostering dialogue among policymakers, academics, healthcare professionals, and civil society, we aim to build resilient communities and sustainable development pathways. Through conferences, research, and public engagement, we work to uncover the root causes of global inequality and offer actionable solutions to some of the most pressing issues of our time. Join us as we strive for a more just, inclusive, and economically stable world.

Who We Are

The Social Welfare and Healthcare Institute was founded on the belief that the root causes of global inequality must be addressed through collaboration, research, and sustainable development. In a world increasingly shaped by environmental disasters, political instability, and economic disparity, we focus on the interconnected challenges that hinder progress for millions. Our work spans across borders, bringing together experts in economics, healthcare, human rights, and climate science. From advocating for policy reform to organizing international conferences, we strive to be a bridge between data and action. We recognize that progress is not possible without addressing the systems that perpetuate inequality. That’s why we focus on practical, people-centered solutions and inclusive dialogue that empowers communities and influences decision-makers.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to advocate for the transformation of global systems that sustain inequality. Through rigorous research, stakeholder engagement, and grassroots partnerships, we promote policies that ensure access to quality healthcare, social protection, transparent governance, and economic opportunity for all.

Vision

We envision a world where equity is not an aspiration, but a standard — where every person, regardless of origin or circumstance, has access to opportunity, healthcare, security, and a voice in shaping their future. A world in which sustainable economic growth uplifts rather than excludes, and where corruption, conflict, and systemic neglect are replaced by accountability and inclusion.

THEME:

The Impact of climate change, human migration, trade tariffs, unemployment, genocide, government corruption and poor healthcare on global economic growth

DATE: 25th August 2025 to 30th August 2025

VENUE: Nowland Ray Hotel

5520 Lindsley Ave Dallas Texas 75123,

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Who Can Participate

The conference will allow participants in the society to become acquainted with one another, to share ideas, and to further the development of the field. The meeting will also allow junior scholars an opportunity to network with each other as well as to present their research and discuss with senior scholars. Learning Objectives.

The Conference is designed to bring together Tran-disciplinary scholars and interested physicians, clergy, chaplains, lecturers, teachers, lawyers, Law enforcement, government agencies, students, business men and women and lay persons from other parts of the world to present and discuss the latest research and solution on The Impact of climate change, human migration, trade tarrifs, unemployment, genocide, Government corruption and poor healthcare on global economic growth.

The keynote and plenary speakers represent a variety of specialties through which researchers are asking the questions and doing the research needed to advance the field

Registration

Participants are to submit a separate registration for each group, or persons attending the conference. The Conference encourages early registration in advance. Cancellations of registration forms must be received three weeks before the conference date. Registration is free for all interested participants attending the program. Hence our donors have taking care of all applicant’s registration fees.

Interested delegates will have to book and pay for hotel reservations with the recommended Accommodations here in United States. Rooms are availability and special rates are guarantee for the Conference attendances. More details will be giving to participants after confirmation of participant’s registration.

Contact our secretary for more detail and registration form. You are to fill the form with your rightful information and submit the filled forms with the scan copy of your passport and your Accommodation booking receipt to the conference secretariat office. Send us an e-mail to complete your registration for the event.

Visa

Visa processing for those that requires entry visa to attend the conference meeting. Participants visa documents will be process here in United States by the US Immigration Bureau of visa authorization department here in United States for same day visa authorization which shall be sent to the consular section of the U.S Embassy in participants country of residence for visa collection after the authorization of visa here in United States and the visa approval letter with other necessary documents will be forwarded to the U.S Embassy in participants country of resident, and a copy will be sent to participants, which participants are to present at the U.S Embassy for the collection of visa to attend the conference meeting with us here in United States.

Visa Application Documents Requirements

Required Documents for Symposium Registration & Visa Processing:

✔️ A valid passport with at least 6 months validity remaining.
✔️ Filled registration forms for the symposium event.
✔️ Scan copy of international passport data page.
✔️ One recent passport size photograph.
✔️ Evidence of your Immigration Status in the USA and permission to re-enter the USA after your trip.
✔️ Employment Letter / Confirmation of Employment.
✔️ If going for vacation, please include length of service and vacation dates.
✔️ Evidence of funds: e.g., recent bank statement (within last 30 days), travelers’ cheque (Credit card statements are not acceptable).
✔️ Participants must submit their hotel booking confirmation slip along with their registration filled forms A and B (which will be sent to participants for registration).
✔️ All filled forms must be submitted to the registration office to complete participants’ registration for the conference meeting and to start the visa application documents processing for registered participants.

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