Tepwanji Mpetemoya MD

Medical Doctor, BSc HB MBChB (UNZA), Young Emerging Scientists (YES) Zambia Alumni, Media and Communications Coordinator - Women in Global Health Zambia

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

1 in 3 🧕🏾👩🏻👩🏼‍🦰 around the 🌍 experience physical or sexual violence by:

A husband
A boyfriend
An intimate partner
A lover
A parent
A relative
A colleague
A boss
A stranger

It’s time to change the story.
#ENDViolence against women and girls https://t.co/WoDACeh80b

[POHER @POHER_NGO]

MEDICAL RESEARCH AND MENTORSHIP SYMPOSIUM

@POHER_NGO 🤝 Copperbelt University School of Medicine🤝South Sudan Medical Students Association

Eligibility and Submission Details: https://t.co/rzqeJepBMy

deadline: 27 August, 2023

#mentorship #abstract #research #africa

[POHER @POHER_NGO]

@POHER_NGO - @Mizzou Research Scholar updates:

After almost two months as POHER-Mizzou 🐯research scholars, Lindiwe Chilambe and @DrPharidah presented at the Mizzou research day on behalf of their teams!

#mentorship #research #communication #medicalstudents

[POHER @POHER_NGO]

National #SuicidePrevention Month, Week, and Day are honored each year in #September.

[Women in Global Health Zambia Chapter @wgh_zambia]

Reports of violence and harassment in the health and care sector account for 1⃣ in 4⃣of all reported cases

@womeningh has launched the #HealthToo platform to compile the stories of #SEAH in health to make this abuse visible & drive reform to end it

👉https://t.co/mWfdaQMv2I

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

📣HAPPENING TODAY
Join @womeningh, @WGHSouthAfrica and #WGHSomalia to discuss the issue, solution and management of #SEAH in health

Speakers include: @HonChiponda @MangdaNRobalo @CNSozi @WairiMunyinyi @UNFPA and more

Register now 👉https://t.co/nF23Uc0KYw

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

"If leadership jobs were awarded on merit, we would see more♀️leaders in the sector. Why then are♀the minority of health leaders?"
This is the question posed by @MagdaNRobalo & @KerstiKaljulaid in an article on @HealthPolicyW

History, action & solutions

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

On International #YouthDay, we recognize the critical role of young people around the globe to support and foster change and create a new world: transformative, intersectional, and gender equal
The girls of today become the leaders of tomorrow🙌

[Women in Global Health Zambia Chapter @wgh_zambia]

Our Country Director
@JacobsNkwemu was recently
selected as a
@HarvardGH
#LEADfellows 2022 cohort! Huge congratulations on this achievement 🎉🎉🎉 we are so proud of you. #WGHChapters

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

Let's Talk About the Triple Gender Dividend

It's time to properly invest and support the #globalHealth #workforce, which is 70% women!

Investing in gender equality and #women ensures an improvement in the whole community.

Read #PayWomen report 👉https://t.co/L5Lh5jRlOL

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

Thank you for sharing!

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

#PAYWOMEN REPORT LAUNCHING TOMORROW! 🚨

This timely report examines the unpaid and underpaid work done by 🚺 in health systems and estimates the number of unpaid health workers for the first time!

Learn more👉 https://t.co/L5Lh5jRlOL
Get the word out👉 https://t.co/8qV7oyfSXG

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

Don't miss out on @mumbipoetry broken word performance at the "Choice, Voice and Autonomy" event co-hosted by @EstoniaUN @PMNCH @UHC2030 @womeninGH @GlobalHlth5050

Register 👉https://t.co/FkBlOMsdPV

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

“Health systems are weakened by the absence of paid work—investments in the health workforce will ensure better health outcomes in the long-term."
Says @elisha_dg President and CEO, @GlobalHealthOrg in an article about our new #PayWomen report

Article 👉https://t.co/Nx1xb2gnQJ

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

Ana Langer, @HarvardChanSPH, on the importance of paying women in health.
Unpaid work negatively affects health systems and our ability to achieve #UHC
Article 👉https://t.co/Nx1xb2gnQJ
#PayWomen

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

6⃣ million female health workers are unpaid or underpaid! The exploitation of women’s labour has negative effects on health systems.

Udani Samarasekera on the #PayWomen report, via @TheLancet
Article 👉https://t.co/Nx1xb2gnQJ

[FIND @FINDdx]

Women make up 90% of frontline health workers & play a key role in scaling up testing for everyone if enabled with training, resources & decent work. However, 6M women are still working unpaid & underpaid, according to a @womeninGH report.
https://t.co/HjNsVBut1Y @WGH_Switzerland

[Women In Global Health @womeninGH]

Breaking news 📰

At least 6️⃣ million women work unpaid our severely underpaid in core health system roles
Essentially subsidizing #globalhealth with their unpaid work

Learn more on #womeningh’s newest report #paywomen launched today!

Download report 👇 https://t.co/L5Lh5jRlOL