“Behaviors don’t necessarily reflect the personality. Behaviors have a lot to do with the situation. If people behave in strange ways, look at the situation.” - @DanielKahneman on The Knowledge Project

Calling all Kenyan, Rwandan & Ugandan women health professionals! Do you want to deepen your understanding of your own leadership power? Click here to learn about our upcoming workshop: bit.ly/wlhworkshop527

We cannot close the #healthleadership gap if we ignore the many workplace inequalities women experience. This Mother's Day, we owe it to working mothers to make the workplace work for them. Read more from our newest team member Namwinga Chintu 👇 bit.ly/3vMKHxW

Calling all women health professionals in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda- we want to help you become a leader 👇 bit.ly/33Igsfx

Timeless Insight "It is easier to keep adding exceptions and justifications to a belief than to admit that a challenger has a better explanation." — Zeynep Tufekci Via The Knowledge Project

📈The results are in! Women In Global Health (WGH) official count for #genderparity in #MemberState delegations at #WHA74 that are headed by women 🚺 is ➡️➡️➡️ 26%. Only 3% higher than last year, we can do better! World Health Organization (WHO) #WorldHealthAssembly #GenderEquality #GPW13

We support the right of a woman to make her own sexual and reproductive choices. Do you? Join us on #LetsTalkSRH to fight for every woman’s #RightToChoose 🇿🇦 National Department of Health My Body, My Choice South Africa

Who put the glass ceiling here? Who repairs it every time it’s broken? The #GenerationEquality forum should spend time actually REMOVING it! Find the Work-MAN/Woman who put it there; the Repair-MAN/Woman who repairs it! Don’t want my daughters getting hurt breaking glass ceilings

Prof Kelly Chibale recently penned this opinion piece on African Health Innovation: OPINION | Going local in health innovation - It’s time and we’re more than ready news24.com/health24/news/… via @health24_sa UCT

Having restored peace and calm after last week’s events, government must work to restore the peoples’ trust. #Asivikelane 19 outlines some recommendations on how they can do so. More detail here: asivikelane.org/releases/ #basicservices #informalsettlements

Approximately 17% of all women in Sub-Saharan Africa and 23% of married or in-union women have an unmet need for family planning. We need to protect women’s and girls’ rights over their own bodies, sexuality and reproductive choices. #ActForEqual

Without equal remuneration, women will always lag in the fight for #GenderEquality. It’s time to speak up. Read more from our Africa Partnerships Director, Namwinga Chintu: bit.ly/3AojCUD

interesting reading I advise you to take the time to read it: nytimes.com/2021/09/19/wor…

The World Needs More Equity in COVID Vaccine Access | Opinion newsweek.com/world-needs-mo… Amref Health Africa Newsweek

4 November - Amref Health Africa & Dalberg co-host the #AfricaDialogues in partnership with Global Health Strategies & PATH. Join us for a discussion on effects of #Covid19 across the health, social & economic sectors — & lessons learned. Click here and register bit.ly/2WZ9uD9

“If we don’t put value on ourselves nobody will put value on us; if we don’t trust ourselves, nobody will trust us.” ~ Dr Edem Adzogenu Afro Champions. #NewPublicHealthOrder #Agenda2063 #AUatExpo20 #TheAfricaWeWant

International Women's Day is this Tuesday! ♀️ We’ve put together a list of curated #IWD2022 events from organizations like Gates Foundation, Google, PAHO/WHO, WorldBank and more! Check out all our #IWD virtual events here: virt.com/serie/internat…

"Today, not tomorrow. Tomorrow is where dreams go to die." A Tiny Thought worth reading in The Knowledge Project's Sunday Newsletter fs.blog/brain-food/apr…

It's finally here! The Mental Health Conference 2023. Prof Olive Shisana, Health adviser in the Presidency, opening the conference, called for a whole society approach to mental health. #samentalhealth