This project brings together sociologists, philosophers, and anthropologists from different parts of the world for a series of collaborative workshops. Our aim is to investigate how the pandemic changed perceptions of illness, health, science, and ethics, while reconfiguring relationalities between doctors and patients, institutions and subjects, among neighbors and communities, and in politics and governance. The project combines biopolitical and anthropological inquiry to allow locations to speak to concepts and spark a cross-disciplinary dialogue about (post-) pandemic discourses and practices of global health.