Atlanta Global Shapers Participate in the Global Shapers Annual Summit

It has been such an honor to serve as the Equity and Inclusion Impact Lead for the Global Shapers Community - Atlanta Hub through this unprecedented time alongside some inspiring Atlanta-based leaders ⚡️

We as a hub recently attended a five-day virtual forum with 3,500 members of the Global Shapers Community that was designed to mobilize the collective action needed to realize a ‘Great Reset.' ⌛️

In that vein, the Equity and Inclusion Impact area is working globally to equip 100,000 people with the knowledge and skills to drive action on diversity, equity and inclusion specifically related to humanitarian assistance, gender equity, health equity, and social inclusion. It is so inspiring to be learning, growing and community building within our hub, city, and world at large with our brilliant Racial Equity Lead Courtni! ✨

Check out our hub's collated reflections, learnings and takeaways that we found most impactful for our communities from the vantage point of all the impact areas below! Grateful to be serving with this team, and we are just getting started yall! ✊🏾

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CDC Health Equity Newsletter SPHSP FEATURE

Check out this CDC Health Equity Newsletter where I was featured with other CDC Scholars/alums. View the newsletter here. 

2017 World Water Week: Closing Plenary Reflections

Check out when I had the chance to further emphasize the importance of human-centered implementation and social inclusion in WASH at the closing plenary  at the 2017 World Water Week here (at 45 minutes). 

2017 World Water Week: Daily Splash Interview

Check out a video clip of the #DailySplash at 2017 Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)'s World Water Week where I had the opportunity to amplify the importance of social justice and health equity as it relates to WASH. Check out the interview clip here. 

Dunwoody resident adds Rotary Scholar to her many awards

This is a feature of me written by Dunwoody Crier in honor of my Rotary Global Grant Scholarship. To see the feature click here. 

Saving Mothers Through Safe Sanitation

This is a needs-assessment report written by Taylor Hendricks, Mary Ajwang and Jasmine Burton via a joint project between Save the Mothers in Mukono, Uganda and Wish for WASH during the aforementioned writer's Global Health Corps Fellowship year. The final report that is intended for grant application to improve the WASH conditions of several Uganda based hospitals can be found here. 

Finding a Sanitation Destiny: ‘I Am Supposed to Design Toilets’ FEATURE

Kyle Poplin recently interviewed me on behalf of Wish for WASH for a feature in Next Billion's blog about social innovation and entrepreneurship! Check out the featured interview here.