Open funding:

Sensory & cognitive health in aging grant

Open funding:

Sensory & cognitive health in aging grant

Bringing equity to the forefront in global health

September 16, 2021

With Lia Tadesse, Abebe Bekele, and Ella August

How can we build truly equitable partnerships in global contexts?

The Center for Global Health Equity kicks off the 2021–22 seminar series with a thoughtful discussion about how to build truly equitable partnerships in global contexts. With:

Lia Tadesse, Minister of Health–Ethiopia
Abebe Bekele, University of Global Health Equity
Ella August, School of Public Health

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