The GDC hosts several webinars around various topics. Join us to listen, share and become a part of the solution. Here is a list of past webinars VACCINE EQUITY: How do we get there? #BOURE2020 Webinar Series: Ending institutionalization and strengthening family and community based care for children...
I would like to invite you to a webinar on Social and Behavioural Data in Action: Insights from the COVID-19 Pandemic in South Asia that is taking place on Thursday, 8 April 2021. Included is a flyer with Zoom access details and also at the end of this message is a URL to join the Zoom. This webinar...
ONE TEAM IS REDEFINING HOW THE WORLD MEASURES HAPPINESS, FOR THE BETTER If we want to “build back happier,” we’ll have to know where to look. IT’S TEMPTING TO ASSUME 2020 WAS NOT A GREAT YEAR FOR HAPPINESS. BUT DESPITE LAST YEAR’S HEALTH HARDSHIPS AND A SPIKE IN POOR MENTAL HEALTH, THE AUTHORS OF...
During the pandemic, I decided to build a fun and educational game to teach others about the gut microbiome. I first created a board game and then worked with a team of developers to convert it into an app. It's called "racing the tract " and is now available for free on the apple and android apps...
A new joint report by UNICEF Innocenti and the World Food Programme warns of a looming nutrition crisis as more than 39 billion in-school meals have been missed since the start of the pandemic. School meals are critical in ensuring children's health, nutrition, and return to school. Both UNICEF and...
For the past eight years, the Best of UNICEF Research annual competition, managed by the UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti, has invited UNICEF colleagues around the world to submit their best and most recent examples of quality research for children. The aim is to promote research best practices...
Childhood health and nutrition is an important global health issue. Many countries have begun to prioritize the well being of children because they want to prevent mortality and morbidity at a young age. Mitigating childhood malnutrition, including wasting, stunting, and micronutrient deficiencies...
The Committee for Environmental Responsibility (CER) is a committee composed of Haverford staff, faculty, and students committed to making Haverford College a more sustainable environment based on the college’s socially responsible principles. I was able to communicate with two of CER’s student...
It’s super hard to stay consistent. In many circumstances, we are told consistency is key. If we stay consistent, then we can make anything happen. Yet, without a buddy to keep us in check, without a regimented schedule, or without a strong-willed mind, we often fail to do what we planned out to do...