The Atlanta Summit on Global Health is an annual gathering of international public health experts focused on a designated global health theme.  The summit, founded in 2011 and organized by the World Affairs Council of Atlanta and CSIS, draws upon the wealth of global health expertise in the greater Atlanta area, including but not limited to officials of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health, and CARE USA. It enlists strong corporate participation, along with the leadership of Atlanta, key media, and experts from Washington, D.C. and beyond. Previous summit themes include health and natural disasters, adolescent girls’ and women’s health, refugees, and food security.