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Really proud to be an author on this. Useful guidance on pandemic planning that is gender-responsive. Please check it out and share with your networks.

NEW BLOG! Lynda Keeru attended the webinar, ‘The Gendered Impacts of COVID-19: Spotlighting Nairobi Youth Voices and Experiences’ and heard first-hand from young people and experts. READ MORE ⬇️ genderandcovid-19.org/webinar/covid-…

Was a great honour to be part of the panel, and learning more on the gendered effects of Covid, even amongst our Nairobi youth. Any and all (!) pandemic plans need to consider these special needs, and not blanket response for all populations, has never worked so! Lynda Keeru 👏🏾🦾

Thank you, Lynda Keeru, for attending the #gender in #COVID19 webinar and for this wonderful write up! Lynda's article includes a link to the webinar recording for those who missed it. #HealthEquity #GBV

People with disabilities continue to be underserved by health systems in low- and middle-income countries and their health care needs are largely unmet. This blog post summarises a ReBUILD for Resilience webinar on disability-inclusive health systems. rebuildconsortium.com/disability-inc…

I felt mentally depleted this week. I keep telling myself, this is a marathon and not a sprint. The impacts and reverberations of this won't be dealt with overnight. It's difficult to think about the marginalised communities we've built relationships with. For shame UK.

Have a look at my Article: genderandcovid-19.org/webinar/womens…

Our own @Lkeeru summarized the highlights of the ‘Preventing harm in research – #safeguarding in international development research’ webinar in a blog: bit.ly/32c3zuH. Read up and join the movement #MakingResearchSafe UKCDR Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) UK Research and Innovation

NEW BLOG! Find out what happened at an excellent International Center for Research on Women webinar on women's leadership in the informal economy. Many thanks to Lynda Keeru for the reporting! genderandcovid-19.org/webinar/womens…

With millions of COVID-19 vaccines already distributed, inequity is very evident. Lynda Keeru reports back from, ‘Examining inequities in gender access and handling of vaccinations globally to inform pharmacy policy.’ Colleague Erica N. Rosser presented. genderandcovid-19.org/uncategorized/…

📢Great new Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene,Lynda Keeru blog: Uncovering the voices of the most vulnerable in health systems is important, reflecting on presentations and discussions by Sally Theobald, F. Zeela Zaizay. Check it out here ➡️bit.ly/3AQqxFy

Well well done Kate and the other editors. Incredibly proud of you. Please join us on this webinar. It’ll be worth your time Lilian Otiso Robinson Karuga Jordan Kyongo Women In Global Health Alfred Edwin

Great to be recognised!

Lynda Keeru Keeru summarizes what was learned at a recent webinar with UKRI GCRF Action Against Stunting Hub on building equitable partnerships in international research programmes ariseconsortium.org/building-equit…

Mental health is just as important as physical health. This is why👇🏾Alfred Edwin Eddy ingutia LVCT Health Robinson Karuga Pamoja Anne Ngunjiri-Gakuya

'Building stronger health financing systems' Lynda Keeru reports on a WHO Health Financing webinar that drew out key lessons for local & global actors in building stronger health financing systems in complex emergency settings. Also, watch the webinar recording. rebuildconsortium.com/building-stron…

We're very proud that Kate is a co-author on this paper. Important work from Gender and Public Health Emergencies

And there's more! We have a second session at the @EQUINETConf22! "Ripple Effect Mapping. A community-led Monitoring Evaluation and Learning process" 13 October, 11.00-13.00 SAT 📽️ ariseconsortium.org/learn-more-arc… #ReclaimingCollectiveAgency #EQUINETConf22

Allyship in global health should be shown by actions, not words #GlobalHealth #VisaApartheid APHRC Pamoja ARISE Lilian Otiso Robinson Karuga Jordan Kyongo

80% of global health challenges are in Africa Dr Githinji Gitahi, MBS APHRC Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo