Webinar invitation: Decolonising Access to Health, Addressing Vaccine Inequity in MENA | 2 September 2021
Date: 01 Sep, 2021
Location: Middle East & North Africa

Vaccination policies in response to the ongoing pandemic are reinforcing globally the commodification of healthcare and furthering inequity. In the MENA region notably, vaccination campaigns are progressing slowly, with varying challenges, depending on each context.

Register now to our upcoming webinar “Decolonising Access to Health, Addressing Vaccine Inequity in MENA” which will be looking into challenges specific to local contexts, such as slow vaccination campaigns, difficulties in securing vaccine supplies, and challenges in the vaccination process.

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The Webinar will be held on September the 2nd at 11am (Beirut time) via Zoom, in English and in Arabic (interpretation will be available).

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Meet the speakers: 

Dr. Ayat Nashwan, Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Work at Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordan.  

Dr. Rouham Yamout, MD, MPH. Researcher at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon.

Dr. Steven L. B. Jensen, Senior Researcher at The Danish Institute for Human Rights, Denmark.

Dr. Belgacem Sabri, Head of the Tunisian Association for Defending the Right to Health and Founding member of the Tunisian Palestinian Medical Association, Tunisia.

Heba Wanis, Researcher in Public Health

Register and submit your questions to the panelists before 31 August 2021. The webinar link will be sent to you via email prior to the webinar.

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