Women in Global Health Research Initiative
Supporting Female Global Health Leaders
The Women in Global Health Research Initiative aims to support women global health researchers working to improve health in low and middle income countries. Female health providers are well-poised to change the trajectory of poor health outcomes, but women hold less than 25% of leadership roles in global health research.
Why don't we see more women in global health leadership? What kind of support is needed in order for women to stay in this field?
The Women in Global Health Research Initiative works to address four main gender-based challenges that women working in global health often encounter in their careers. Our network currently extends across Haiti, Tanzania, India, Uganda, Lebanon, and New York!
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Women in Global Health Research Conference
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OUR NETWORK
Our Community Mentorship Network connects women from over 25 institutions to seek and provide mentorship on topics ranging from balancing international work with a partner whose career is not compatible with overseas travel, leading cross-cultural teams or negotiating promotions.
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