In this episode we talk with Mandi Tembo, a Menstrual health enthusiast and PhD research fellow with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine about her journey and career in public health.
We discussed:
Mandi's introduction to and start of her public health work
How she started her PhD and the opportunities that led her to that point
The decision to get a PhD and timing for it
Working back in your home country and at the community level
How do you describe yourself? What do you day you do?
In this episode we talk with Mandi Tembo, a Menstrual health enthusiast and PhD research fellow with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine about her journey and career in public health.
We discussed:
- Mandi's introduction to and start of her public health work
- How she started her PhD and the opportunities that led her to that point
- The decision to get a PhD and timing for it
- Working back in your home country and at the community level
- How do you describe yourself? What do you day you do?
- What does Public health mean to her?
- How does she define public health for herself?
- What Mandi likes and loves about working in public health
- Feminist leadership in public health
- Public health as activism
- Challenges that come with working in public health
- Funding, research barriers and Global North-Global South equity in global health
- Public Health is hard work!
- Leadership in public health
- Website to check out : https://www.thruzim.org/
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