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.Maggie Woo Kinshella’s knowledge mobilization work to strengthen maternal nutrition in Africa shows us that empowering local communities to lead their own transformation is the key to enabling them to take ownership of and employ research.

journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11… Caregiver acceptance of warming devices facilitates implementation of IWD in Malawi. Availability of warming devices and it's spare parts are strategies to effective implementation Marianne Vidler Maggie Woo Kinshella Q Dube Kamuzu University of Health Sciences David Goldfarb Health Economics & Policy Unit (HEPU)

My friend said: it took so long to publish because it’s kind of almost taboo to promote anything other than KMC for keeping small & vulnerable infants warm. Tho KMC is fantastic, Mothers are not simply low-cost, self-maintaining incubator alternatives!! Their QoL & rest matters 2

Excited to kick off the Canadian Nutrition Society Conference this morning in Edmonton! #CNS24AB Elango Lab UBC Women+ and Children's Health Sciences

What a breath of fresh air! Starting one of the first sessions of #CNS24AB with a poignant discussion of colonization 101. N Riediger & M Tait talking about a decolonizing lens to exploring #acceptability of #sugar-sweetened beverage tax among Indigenous populations UM Ag&Food Sciences

#Decolonizing health and nutrition policy in a nutshell: address structural (colonial) barriers to health… AKA blame the system, not the individual!! Mic drop 🎤 💥 #CNS24AB

Dr Elango opening day two of #CNS24AB. Dr Elango is the incoming president of the Canadian Nutrition Society… and honoured to say, my PhD supervisor! @UBCPediatrics BC Children's Hospital Research Institute UBC's School of Population and Public Health UBC Women+ and Children's Health Sciences

That’s a wrap for #CNS24AB! Canada, you have a wonderful and diverse #nutrition family. Thanks for the opportunity be part of it! UBC Women+ and Children's Health Sciences Elango Lab BCCH Trainees

Maggie is a PhD Candidate in our lab, who is researching maternal diets and risk of developing pregnancy hypertension in sub-Saharan Africa. She was recently recognized as a finalist in the poster competition at the Canadian Nutrition Society #CNS24AB!! Congrats Maggie Woo Kinshella

📢 Great news! Our PRECISE_network research team started a series of community dissemination meetings this week. The team shared their preliminary findings with over 165 dedicated community health promoters and community health assistants in Mariakani and Rabai, Kilifi county.

Incredibly honoured to be awarded a #BantingCanada CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship to continue and expand my research in maternal diets and pre-eclampsia in sub-Saharan Africa at King's College London starting this Fall! Peter von Dadelszen PRECISE_network Sophie Moore

Just announced! Maggie Woo Kinshella (Maggie Woo Kinshella) has been awarded a prestigious #BantingCanada Postdoctoral Fellowship to research maternal diets, #malnutrition and #preeclampsia in #Africa at King's College London starting this Fall! precisenetwork.org/maggie-woo-kin…

🎖️Congratulations! Maggie Woo Kinshella (Maggie Woo Kinshella) has been awarded a prestigious #BantingCanada Postdoctoral Fellowship to research maternal diets, #malnutrition and #preeclampsia in #Africa at King's College London starting this Fall! ➡️shorturl.at/y6H9E

Our lovely Maggie Woo Kinshella presented her work on Maternal Dietary Diversity in Sub-Saharan Africa at CNPRM #PCHRM today, a talk that was well received and prompted many questions from the audience. Well done, Maggie! BCCH Trainees

Thank you, APNM Journal🏋️🍎, for selecting and highlighting our work. Angela Devlin Dr. Jill Zwicker Turvey lab BC Children's Hospital Research Institute @UBCPediatrics

Congratulations to BC Children's Hospital Research Institute trainees, Mai-Lei (Maggie) Woo Kinshella and Dr. Anne-Sophie Archambault, on receiving the 2023-2024 Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships from CIHR for their respective research projects. See the full list of recipients: bcchr.info/3KLbpjT

Congrats to Cluster member Maggie Woo Kinshella for receiving a #BantingCanada Postdoctoral Fellowship from CIHR to research maternal diets, #malnutrition and #preeclampsia at King's College London this Fall! 🥳 Check out the full list of recipients here: banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca/en/2023-2024-e…

🎉 Congrats to Maggie Woo Kinshella & Kaitlin Winter on winning the Michael Smith Health Research 2024 Trainee Awards! Maggie’s work on maternal health & nutrition in SSA and Kaitlin’s research on Klebsiella pneumoniae vaccine are crucial for global health. ➡️ shorturl.at/ngdLC

Thrilled to receive a Health Research BC Trainee award for my project, “Gender equity through strengthening maternal nutrition and health in resource-limited settings” Michael Smith Health Research BC Marianne Vidler The Institute for Global Health (IGH) BCCH Trainees Women's Health Research Cluster @ubcOBGYN healthresearchbc.ca/news_article/r…

📢 New publication! Community perspectives on maternal diets in Kenya, Mozambique & The Gambia highlight barriers to dietary diversity. Improving food access, nutrition knowledge & household support are critical. Read more: shorturl.at/Rk8ul #MaternalHealth #GlobalHealth