4.10.25 6:30 - 8:00 PM
VIEW FROM THE EDGE! is a variety show that explores the African continent, featuring dance artist Na’ilah Harris, musician Sheena Dham, LF curator John Peterson, and Dean Sarah Whiting. Conceived and hosted by Tunde Wey ’25.
Free and open to the public.
Watch live the closing plenary of #hsr2024 where I moderate a conversation with @seyeabimbola@guleidfhg , Chelsea Watego (from @CarumbaQUT) & Margaret’s Matache on “Knowledge for just health systems”
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As we leave #HSR2024 - I hope we are full of ‘happy science’ (see left) and thanks to the South African team (some of us, with friends - see right)! #collaboration#hpsr
The @H_S_Global board is truly drawn from the community it serves. It takes a village to raise a child and a community to nurture a society! Thanks to all who serve us all!
For those asking for clarity, here's my first attempt.
No, I'm not joining MK.
No, I don't consider MK as progressive.
Yes, I do think that we aren't paying enough attention to their impact on our politics today and into the future.
Enjoy...or something.
We're having a very productive discussion on the application of "Walt & Gilson's #PolicyTriangle in the implementation of #health policies & programs here at #HSR2024. Prof @Lucy_Gilson
shared insights on how bureaucracy shapes nuances of top-down & bottom-up policy adaptations
Congratulations to the #HSR2024 Societal Award winners: Dr. Zahra Zeinali, Dr. Abdul Ghaffer, and Dr. Keith Cloete. Their outstanding contributions to advancing health systems and societal impact are truly commendable. A well-deserved recognition for their exceptional work! 🌟
#hpsr is about collaboration & addressing the current contextual priorities in research - and working together. Moving beyond global universally stated priorities to those that matter in the systems where we work! #HSR2024 Room101B
Power is not static. There is invisible power. Theory is a tool to assess reality, but it is not reality. How much do you consider the different aspects of power? @H_S_Global#HSR2024@AllianceHPSR Discussing power dynamics Dr. Moses Mukuru
Tunde Wey has a Nov 5 talk at the London Interdisciplinary School, exploring taste as a learning tool.
On Nov 19, he’ll host a screening at the GSD of *Hard to Swallow,* a poetic food show reflecting on his life & critiquing structures that disenfranchise Black people globally.
Please (wake up early enough on Monday morning to) join the #HPASuperFellows for juicy debate on epistemic justice and the underuse of theory in LMIC health policy analysis at #HSR2024 🧐🌍🎓📚