The Global Health Collective🎙

Welcome to the Masters in Global Health student podcast series designed to inspire listeners to make a lasting impact on our globe 🌎

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The episode we have all been waiting for ...

Hearing from 4 young founders on what it’s like to launch a non-profit organization DURING A PANDEMIC

Hear their why, their stories and the advice they wish they had heard before diving into their journey.

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"The world is full of limitless opportunities. It is how we define what an opportunity is and how we come to understand how we can find an opportunity, in the most simple things, in the most simple experiences." Another memorable moment from our guest Dr. Deborah DiLiberto.

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In our last episode, Dr. Deborah DiLiberto reminds us that "It is important to take a breath and say, I can manage this, I can work through this and we are going to be okay."

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"The phrase go get it, is what I have lived by. When I want something and I believe that it is going to give me fulfillment, or bring me happiness or bring others happiness, that is what I try to do. I just go and try to get it." - Very memorable moment with Dr. Stephanie Liu

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As students prepare for their upcoming midterms, we remind you of some advice our friend Dr. Stephanie Liu shared on episode 3 of this season: "It is not necessarily the quantity of time you are studying it is the quality".

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"The barrier is to acknowledge that stereotypes exist and to say okay that might be what someone else thinks but I don’t know what someone else thinks, I can never know what someone else thinks. So I have to take it on myself to be myself and be true to myself" -Deborah DiLiberto

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Children will continue to grow—even during a pandemic.

Through access to vaccines against diseases, their immunity should too. #VaccinesWork!

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Our new episode with Dr. Deborah DiLiberto is out now! Join Dr. DiLiberto as she speaks about the importance of remaining optimistic, even when life is constantly changing.
https://t.co/84jap5jLPj

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Dr. Jean Chamberlain reminds us of the importance of being supportive and open minded when trying to make a difference in the world in last weeks episode.

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In our last episode, Dr. Liu shared her experiences on the importance of friendship. She made a relatable statement in which she shared “Its that network you build that really helps lift you up when you need it”

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How is it like to manage 2 full-time careers as a physician and a mother? Join Dr. Stephanie Liu, aka Dr. Mom, as she takes us along her journey of self development and finding work-life balance!
https://t.co/2XnHujCPbJ

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In last weeks episode, our incredible guest Dr. Jean Chamberlain touches on the importance of mentorship. She states "The big thing for me really was having mentors in my own life who helped push me forward and gave me that confidence"

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"Our society is so instantaneous, we all love our mobile phones, the challenge is that you feel that everything has to be instant. When you live in another culture, you realize that is not the case."
- Dr. Jean Chamberlain

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New episode out now! Join Dr. Jean Chamberlain, as she guides us through her journey of balance with her professional life as a physican, professor, and founder of Save the Mothers, along with her personal life!
https://t.co/KqFTsfn7L0

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"I live a privileged life, because of what has been afforded to me by my country, by Canada, I have been able to make something of myself and so I am using what’s around me to try to help pull out those who will not be able to continue in that regime" - Hila Taraky

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New episode out now! In this episode, we touch on how we can be helpful and make a difference in a global context with Hila Taraky.

https://t.co/Iy0CQr2pd8

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You're invited: @McMasterGHO @shaniabhopa podcast interview of Hila Taraky, @McMasterAlumni, co-founder @lifelineafghan on crisis in Afghanistan,& what students/faculty/staff/community can do/help. 12pm/Wed,Nov 10, EDT. Podcast link, day-of here: https://t.co/edLPKOjXQw

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Our guest Hila Taraky shares what she learned from working with immigration policy and immigrants: "The immigrant experience has really painted our perspective, and the transitions that we had to go through has really had an impact on how I see the world and how I work in it."

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Margherita Paola advices young global health professionals not to shy away from the idea research in the arctic: “When you’re ready, the arctic opens a door”

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In our most recent episode Margherita Paola discusses her move to the arctic:“ When I arrived here I discovered how lucky I was to have this fresh air and amazing water. This is so simple but it gives you a glimpse of how the arctic encapsulates the essence of life”

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Another great message from our guest Dr. Arathi Rao: “Identify the area you are passionate, about irrespective of whether your peers or family like it. Make it your career path. Make it your career goal”