Sexual and Gender Rights
Community Engagement within Research Uptake:Sexual and Gender RightsThursday 21st July 2022Engagement has been recognised as a crucial enabler of research uptake, where community perspectives and concerns shape how research findings are translated and add motivation for them to be applied at local and national level. ARCH and Mesh are working in partnership to present this webinar series where inspiring speakers will share their experiences and give their perspectives on the role of community engagement within the process of applying research to changes in health policy and practice. Join us for the final event in our series where you will hear from two brilliant researchers who will share their experiences of working with social movements and through activist networks to build evidence for advocacy on issues in gender, sexuality, and inequity in health. Chair: Erica Nelson, Research Fellow, Health and Nutrition Cluster, the Institute of Development Studies Speakers:
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