It is such an honor to have been mentored and nurtured by Dr. Moha! @MohammedLamorde; You shortened our distance from start to success, we learnt from your experience to be better.

We 'the Program for Research on Vaccine Effectiveness in Africa (PROVE)' Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University appreciate the implementing teams in Rwanda Rwanda Biomedical Centre and Bufmar for the tremendous work done so far. We look forward to disseminating the study results to inform policy. Africa CDC

The Uganda National Expansion Program on Immunization (UNEPI) conducted a partner coordination meeting to assess the progress and accomplishments of the immunization program, as well as to review past action items and advancements in research and enhancements.

Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University University of Liverpool Ojara williams Francis Catriona Waitt Simon Peter Asiimwe🌍 🇺🇬 Faculty of Health and Life Sciences Wellcome Connecting Science Engagement and Society VirTUAL Consortium Shakir Atoyebi Mr.MAGOOLA stonekamoga ritah Semakula "Ethics is a big priority and all focus group discussion participants will give informed consent. The consent forms have been translated into the appropriate languages" - Ritah Nakijoba #LanguageMatters #AtTheEquatorUG

Please register for today’s Webinar (13th July from 3 pm to 4 pm) where Adelline (Social scientist, Global Health Security Program) will be presenting about; Community engagement to mainstream gender in vaccine introduction in Uganda: a rapid community assessment approach.

Registration link: lnkd.in/eVh-269V Thanks for sharing with your network.

Materials of the webinar session "Gender responsive approaches 2 – Make community engagement and social mobilization gender responsive and transformative": FR recording: youtu.be/D9T7BCEn0to EN recording: youtu.be/NKw8TbTQteM Presentation: technet-21.org/media/com_reso…

Please also note that all session materials of this webinar series are available on this TechNet-21 webpage:  technet-21.org/en/hot-topics-…

We are glad to share the presentation by Adelline Twimukye on community engagement to mainstream gender in #vaccine introduction in #Uganda. technet-21.org/media/com_reso… #AtTheEquatorUG #CommunityEngagement Adelline AFENETAfrica WHO Uganda CDC Ministry of Health- Uganda Ojara williams Francis

Catriona Waitt Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University Faculty of Health and Life Sciences University of Liverpool Simon Peter Asiimwe🌍 🇺🇬 ritah Semakula Christine Turyahabwe Mr.MAGOOLA stonekamoga Jovia Mirembe This group is composed of youth who are well conversant with the #Luganda language. Interesting to listen to some of the preferred words/terms used in research communication. #LanguageMatters #AtTheEquatorUG

#LanguageMatters #AtTheEquatorUG

We are taking strides to eliminate the gender gap in research participation. When women are empowered and involved in the research processes, they contribute to decision-making and improve health outcomes. #AtTheEquatorUG Clifford G Banda Ojara williams Francis Shakir Atoyebi Paul Gonza

At the IPC performance review for Kampala Metropolitan Area, we collaborated with Ministry of Health- Uganda, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), FHI 360 & World Health Organization (WHO) to recognize front liners who made notable IPC contributions during the 2022-23 Ebola Outbreak & nominated Health facilities with outstanding IPC Performance

World Immunisation Week is a really important opportunity to draw attention to a topic that affects us all and highlight the importance of vaccination throughout the life course...Prof. Beate Kampmann victoria nambasa WHO African Region bit.ly/3W8jXbJ#globalhealth

Would you like to learn more about community engagement and involvement (CEI)? We’re launching an online learning course with Mesh The Global Health Network to support your CEI activity! Register your interest and we'll send the course link to your inbox on launch day: forms.gle/8QuDRwEJfEwMcj…

Ms. Adelline Twimukye is a behavioral change specialist and risk communication officer at the Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University, under the Global Health Security Department, and a doctoral candidate in anthropology at the University of Nairobi.