Building A New Table:

COVID-19 has threatened women’s rights and health in unprecedented ways. At the same time, women remain vastly underrepresented in global health leadership. Centering the perspectives of rising women leaders is key to building a more equitable world as we respond to and rebuild from the pandemic.
Join Global Health Corps (GHC) and African Feminism's Lead Editor Rosebell Kagumire for a story salon featuring young women from East Africa, Southern Africa, and the U.S. who are redefining leadership - not only fighting for a seat at the table, but building an entirely new table.
How did they discover the power of storytelling and hone their own stories to catalyze change? What is their vision for a more equitable future? In what ways are they challenging the status quo to make that vision reality? Come listen, learn, and be inspired.
Speakers:
Cinderella Anena (2017-2018 GHC fellow, National Post-Program Analyst, Delivery of Rights, United Nations Population Fund in Kampala, Uganda)
Kutha Banda (2016-2017 GHC fellow, Program Officer at Clinton Health Access Initiative, Zambia)
Gigi Ady (2017-2018 GHC fellow, Director of Community Health and Well-Being, Arab-American Family Support Center in Brooklyn, U.S.)
Moderator:
Rosebell Kagumire (Award-winning Ugandan writer and activist, Lead Editor at African Feminism)