The Pandemic Within the Pandemic by Loice Achieng Ombajo Project Syndicate prosyn.org/WGOPIq9

Covid pandemic should serve as ‘Chernobyl moment’ for global health reform, international... statnews.com/2021/05/12/cov… via STAT

Today’s #5BestIdeas:bulb:: buff.ly/2Kv67YU from @AspenNewVoices fellow Dr. Mercy Lung'aho in SciDev.Net SS Africa, ✦Mr. Sullivan in Fast Company, Eater, BBC Travel, Selin A. Malkoc in The Conversation U.S..

check out @AspenNewVoices Fellow Kwame Agyarko (Robert) for African Risk Capacity Group at this interesting session!

Op-Ed from @AspenNewVoices Fellow Priyanka Jain: We must condemn the misrepresentation of workers at N.J. Hindu temple as religious volunteers | Opinion nj.com/opinion/2021/0…

In this opinion piece, me and my @AspenNewVoices colleague, @DrSalamiTijani1 suggest a public health approach to ending election violence in Nigeria. allafrica.com/stories/202108…

--> Nominations for @AspenNewVoices Fellowship 2022 are now open! If you know someone who has an interest or background in #globalhealth #humanrights #climatechange or #foodsecurity nominate them here: newvoicesfellows.aspeninstitute.org/nominations

One of the most powerful programmes I have been on and a must for anyone looking to improve their advocacy and media training @AspenNewVoices

Know someone who wants to use their experience to influence policy and fight for positive change in their community? @AspenNewVoices Fellowship 2022 is now open! Nominate a #development expert from Asia, Africa & Latin America. newvoicesfellows.aspeninstitute.org/nominations

@AspenNewVoices Fellowships provides training and mentorship for #development experts who sharpen and strengthen their messages, work towards greater policy advocacy, and share their lived stories on a global level. Nominate a fellow for the 2022 class: bit.ly/2V4K6uK

Reproductive health experts from Africa, Asia and Latin America 📢 An opportunity to receive advocacy training and support from @AspenNewVoices fellowship Follow in the footsteps of SAAF board member Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng!

Honored to join U.S. and other global leaders in the The Aspen Institute Communities First Global Collaborative. A space to learn from leaders doing similar work in advancing equity, share insights and lessons from the frontlines, and engage in collective #Advocacy. #COVID19

Do you know someone who is a changemaker? Nominations for @AspenNewVoices Fellowship 2022 are now open! We are looking for energetic development experts in #globalhealth, food security or #mentalhealth. Nominate a deserving fellow today! bit.ly/2V4K6uK

Hello.....-->.Aspen Global Innovators Group has opened nominations for the Healthy Communities Fellowship, a year-long program of communications and advocacy training that will support US-based leaders addressing #health inequities. Nominate a 2022 fellow: aspenhc.org/nominate.

Nominations for @AspenNewVoices Fellowship 2022 are now open! If you know someone from #Africa, #Asia or #LatinAmerica who has an interest or background in #globalhealth #humanrights #climatechange or #foodsecurity nominate them here: newvoicesfellows.aspeninstitute.org/nominations

@AspenNewVoices is looking for self-driven #development experts from Asia, Africa and LatinAmerica who are looking to solve the greatest challenges of our time & have strong interest in working towards specific advocacy and policy goals. Nominate a fellow! bit.ly/2V4K6uK

How do we move from colonization to collaboration in global sexual and reproductive health funding? Join @AspenNewVoices Dec 2-3 to discuss that question & work together to reimagine #SRHR funding. Register today for the free Invisible No More Festival! bit.ly/2YDqrUx

Activists call for revolution in ‘dated and colonial’ aid funding… So proud of our ⁦@AspenNewVoices⁩ champs! ⁦The Aspen Institute⁩ theguardian.com/global-develop…

.@AspenNewVoices is calling on public and private global health donors to prioritize funding community-driven programs. Learn why donors must offer flexible, long-term funding for #SRHR in this The Guardian article: bit.ly/3oyX9ki

If my 2 daughters asked me why there's biased #monkeypox reporting in Western media, I'd tell them that global health has a colonial history & some Western media outlets are holding on to the vestiges of colonialism by depicting Africa as disease-ridden. npr.org/sections/goats…