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DGH Edinburgh
Приєднався 4 кві 2020
We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement.
What does the Decolonization of Global Health mean to you? Kristina Kim and Hathairat Kosiyaporn
We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement. Kristina Kim discusses how and why she became involved with the Edinburgh team and its decolonizing global health efforts, and Hathairat Kosiyaporn shares why this movement is important to her as a student of Global Health from Bangkok.
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What does the decolonization of global health mean to you? A conversation with Renzo Guinto
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We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement. We discuss with Renzo Guinto on what inspires him to advocate for a decolonized global health, and how students and young global health professionals can contribute to changing the narrative.
Edinburgh Decolonizing Global Health Online Conference 2020
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We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement. On Friday 24 April 2020, we hosted Edinburgh Decolonizing Global Health 2020, an online conference that aimed to raise awareness of this issue and to help us think about practical solutions for global health communities. We heard from Prof. Madhu Pai (McGill Univers...
What does the Decolonization of Global Health mean to you? Marike Andreas+Mariana Soto Pacheco I/V
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We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement. Marike Andreas asks Mariana Soto Pacheco why this movement is important to her as a student of Global Health from Argentina.
What does the decolonization of global health mean to you? A 3-minute interview w/ Aniekan Ekpenyong
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We are a group of students & researchers at the University of Edinburgh joining the growing global health decolonization movement. Ines Hassan asks Aniekan Ekbeyong why this movement is important to him as a student of Global Health from Nigeria.
What does the decolonization of global health mean to you? Why is it important today?
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Lois King and Ines Hassan discuss why the decolonization of global health is important to them. On 24th April 2020, students of Global Health at the University of Edinburgh will host a conference on the growing movement to decolonize global health. We will hear from Prof. Madhu Pai from McGill University, students from the Duke Decolonize group at Duke University, Dr Furaha Asani from the Unive...
stupid liberal interjecting race and the liberal agenda into global health no wonder why people dont respect the opinions of "health experts"
thank you very much for the video. I'm a MA student in global leadership in Canada, I found insufficient material for me to understand the basis or the rooted issue of Colonial global health. The simple example Renzo mentioned make me enlightened; the French scientist suggested to have African to be the guinea pig". I think we need much more of these examples to alarm people the importance of decolonizing global health. thank you again.
Thanks for all the work put into this excellent conference, and for making it available online. I have found it very useful and interesting. I was trying to get in touch with Dr Asani, as she mentioned a paper by (I think) Fulukia Adebisi on Covid-19 and discourses of blackness. Might you be able to help me to get in touch with Dr Asani so that I can find this paper she mentions? Many thanks, Marisa
Hi Marisa, Thanks for the great feedback. If you email us at dghedinburgh@gmail.com, we will send you Dr Asani's details.
This conference really was absolutely fantastic, well done to everyone involved! I really hope this becomes a regular event!
Thank you for your kind words. We are glad that you enjoyed the conference. Yes, we hope to continue to take the event and our efforts forward!