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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2023 · 31 MIN

Women in Global Health (WGH): Rachel Thompson and Abhijit Dhillon - Eunoia Global Health Podcast Episode 8

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Rachel Thompson, Women in Global Health Policy and Research Associate, has over a decade of experience across humanitarian, global health, and development sectors, and is passionate about tackling gender and health inequities. She has worked with the Red Cross Movement and several NGOs in program roles across Africa and Asia. Previous research projects have looked at family planning, the Ebola response, universal health coverage, and healthcare in conflict zones. More recently Rachel has returned to the UK where she has worked as a researcher at Chatham House and as a policy advisor at the World Obesity Federation. With Women in Global Health, Rachel has led several research projects. Abhijit Dhillon serves as a Research and Policy Assistant for Women in Global Health’s State of Women Leadership in Health Report. She is an interdisciplinary social sciences researcher with research focus on gender, human rights, governance, policy analysis and health systems.

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