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Time: June 17, 2020 from 8am to 9am
Location: Online "17th June 8 am EST"
Event Type: webinar, 17th june 8 am est
Organized By: Last Mile Health
Latest Activity: Jun 17, 2020
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During this event, moderated by Dr. Roopa Dhatt, Executive Director of Women in Global Health, panelists from Last Mile Health, Women in Global Health, and World Vision will discuss the importance of integrating gender equity into the community health COVID-19 pandemic response. Panelists will share insights and experiences related to reducing the gender gap through data, CHW programming, policy integration, and broader empowerment efforts. Additionally, the speakers will describe what this looks like in practice and how they are working to reduce the gender gap in the context of COVID-19 response.
Moderator:
Roopa Dhatt, Executive Director, Women in Global Health
Speaker(s):
Savior Mendin, County Manager - Grand Bassa, Last Mile Health, Liberia
Nicole Fouda Mbarga, Executive Director, Women in Global Health Cameroon, Epidemiologist, Médecins Sans Frontières
Alfonso Rosales, Senior Advisor, Maternal & Child Health, World Vision
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