🌟 Dear EMSA Members 🌟

✨ Meet our Third Trainer for the online Advocacy CB series, Beth Stinchcombe.

Beth Stinchcombe is a UK medical student, and the Liaison Officer to the World Health Organization for the International Federation of Medical Students Associations and a member of the WHO Youth Council. She has over 5 years of experience working in the fields of global health and meaningful youth engagement as well as experience as working in public health tackling regional health issues. She has worked with various organisations including Students for Global Health, IFMSA and RCPCHs International Child Health Group. She is also a member of The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health's Youth Advisory Panel.


🛑 For those who haven't signed up yet, use the link below to register.

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🎉 Our first session was a great success! A big thank you to Dr. Abigael for her time and effort. We also appreciate everyone who joined us! We’re excited to continue with our 2nd session featuring Dr. Nanati this Tuesday! Make sure to tune in. This is just the beginning—there’s so much more to come! 🌟✨

🛑 Certificates will be provided. Check out our certification guideline: Here
🛑 Use the link below, if you haven't registered yet.

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It's about to start, Join in.

Our First session with Dr Abigael will start after 1 hour‼️

🛑 Certificates will be provided for those who registered and completed 80% of the series( atleast 8 out of 11 sessions or more). For more information refer to the certification guideline, Here

Here's the link to the session: Link

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🌟 Dear EMSA Members 🌟

✨ Meet our 2nd Trainer, Dr Nanati Jemal.

Dr. Nanati Jemal is an AAU and IFMSA alumni and emerging global health leader from Ethiopia, committed to advancing primary health care and health equity. She currently works as a junior Advocacy officer at the International Institute for Primary Health Care - Ethiopia. She also serves as a Youth Council at the World Health Organization working on health care accessibility and equity and is actively engaged in international health diplomacy. She is also a published researcher with 8 peer-reviewed publications under her belt.

🔴 Our first session with Dr Abigael commences on July 27.

📆 Tune in on July 29 for the second session
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