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It was a pleasure to have been one of the facilitators of this workshop. I shared on youth leadership, policy and advocacy in the AMR space.🤩

Superbug Watch: 🚨 Fluoroquinolone-resistant 𝘚𝘢𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘢 𝘵𝘺𝘱𝘩𝘪 is now classified by World Health Organization (WHO) as a high-priority community pathogen in its 2024 Bacterial Priority Pathogens List. Here’s why it matters 🧵

We’re excited to launch our "Raising Voices for #AMR" newsletter in the coming weeks, which will feature updates on our current activities, educational resources and other news related to #AntimicrobialResistance (AMR) Subscribe here 👉amrnarrative.org/news #theAMRnarrative

Community engagement is the backbone of AMR mitigation. When communities are informed, empowered, and involved, they become active defenders against the misuse of antimicrobials. Together, we can protect our health, our animals, and our environment

7th June is the date at Jaca gardens in Gulu city. Mark that calendar appropriately and, my oh my, you don't wanna miss this 🔥💫😎

Data must move us! At #Evi4Dev, African voices called for urgent, evidence-based action: it’s time to pivot from outdated funding models and externally driven priorities toward bold investments in African-led R&D and policies that strengthen and secure our health systems.

Real change happens when communities stop being seen as recipients and start leading as decision-makers. Let's #ShiftTheNarrative: True impact begins with community power, not top-down planning. #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #CommunityPower #CoDesign

Research must be reciprocal. Communities aren't just data sources, they deserve access to the insights they help generate. Let's make #DataEquity and #KnowledgeJustice the norm, not the exception. #EvidenceWithCommunities #RethinkingAid

We continued our Capacity Building Series 1.0 on Antibiotic Resistance with two powerful sessions in French & English: - AMR: Past & Present – Challenges & Objectives - Overview of the Research Journey Thanks to our speakers & participants pushing the AMR fight forward!

It's good practice to maintain good personal hygiene and sanitation in this fight against AMR ✍️.

Change isn’t just about statistics, it’s about connection, trust, and long-term transformation. While we track numbers, true progress runs deeper: it’s in how people live, feel, and lead after the project ends. Let’s shift how we define success.

Impact isn’t one-size-fits-all. What’s meaningful to a donor or evaluator may not reflect what truly matters to a community. Local people must be at the center of defining success based on their lived realities, goals, and values. True development listens first, then supports.

Marginalized communities often have limited access to infection prevention and control interventions due to a combination of structural, social, and economic barriers. How can we improve these communities’ access to quality and effective infectious disease interventions?

Here is the flow of the project; We started with the primary school 🤭🔥.. Budhwege Primary School.

We started by educating students about AMR. We used illustrative cartoons and storytelling to explain and illustrate AMR emphasizing how WASH is key in the fight against AMR. We also used local languages like Lusoga spoken in Iganga and Mayuge, to help them understand more easily

Well, the Makerere University AMR Club is well-equipped with talented student leaders who are passionate about community education. Meet Deborah, emphasizing what AMR means in the simplest format. The Trinity Challenge Marc Mendelson Prof. Dame Sally Davies Akello Catherine

UNVEILING OUR PARTNER ORGANISATIONS We're proud to have African Youth AMR Alliance Task Force(AYARA) TF on board Bioshield Squad With their continent-wide youth network and dedication to AMR awareness and advocacy, they bring the power of youth-led action into our mission.

The discovery of antibiotics was one of the best innovations in history. Antibiotics have saved many lives over decades. But imagine a world where we get back to the ancient times where people lost lives due to simple infections.

Makerere University AMR Club Ministry of Health- Uganda African Youth AMR Alliance Task force Makerere University News Makerere University School of Public Health ReAct Africa Network (RAN) Students Against Superbugs Africa Akello Catherine Vivian Nabisere MUMSA Daniel Waruingi Fantastic approach! Educating students about AMR through engaging storytelling and local languages is a great way to build a strong foundation for antimicrobial stewardship. Keep inspiring the next generation of AMR champions.

3. Well, we are excited to announce that this is the second AMR club we launched; the Budhwege Primary School AMR (WASH) Club.We aim to develop students as WASH Champions and ambassadors in their communities, raising awareness about AMR and WASH. Marc Mendelson The Trinity Challenge