Moses Kwangwa, a public health scientist and director at OVAAT, a non-governmental organization operating in Uganda, takes us on a journey, detailing OVAAT’s role during the pandemic in Uganda.
In anticipation of Menstrual Hygiene day, the 28th of May, we explore how women and girls’ rights are undermined by the treatment they face during menstruation, as well as several period myths affecting menstruators around the world.
Breast ironing is an action perpetuated to stop the development of breasts. It is unfortunate that thelarche is a source of excruciating pain and horror for some girls as it marks their subjection to breast ironing.
Beyond policies and intents: Remodeling equitable workspaces in global health organizations
My Road to COP27
What it’s like to wear hijab in Sweden
News from Uganda: Mama & Family project updates
How biased are we?
Sustainable banking: Keeping your money AND the planet safe
Exploring Gender-based Violence Activism in Nigeria
SOGH’s mission on planetary health
Moms’ Gums Matter – Oral Health Blog Series (3)
Uganda in Covid-19 Times: OVAAT’s Role During The Pandemic