By Georgina V. K. Zawolo, John Solunta Smith Jr., Jerry Kollie, Colleen Parker, Hannah Berrian, Wede Tate, Emerson Rogers and Zeela Zaizay REDRESS started its… Read More »Baseline Blog Series: Qualitative Reflections from Grand Gedeh, Lofa and Margibi Counties, Liberia
By Sally Theobald, Colleen Parker, Hannah Berrian, Wede Tate Colleen Parker Hannah Berrian Wede Tate I am delighted to be back in Liberia, working face… Read More »International Day of Women and Girls in Science: Reflections and Advice from Liberian REDRESS Team Colleagues
By REDRESS Programme Management Team On World NTD and World Leprosy Day we remember and celebrate the life of John Brimah John Saah Brimah played… Read More »Remembering John Brimah
Please click on the link below to access this article by Pamoja colleague Lynda Keeru, on behalf of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and… Read More »Uncovering the voices of the most vulnerable in health systems is important- an RSTMH Blog by Lynda Keeru
A blog by Rozi McCollum and Tia Akpan REDRESS is launching our new community engagement webpage, where you can stay up to date with our… Read More »What does Community Engagement and Involvement (CEI) mean to REDRESS?
Cross-disciplinary research – an umbrella term for all types of collaborative research that involve two or more academic disciplines – has become increasingly popular in… Read More »Reflections on post-graduate student experiences of cross-disciplinary research by Carrie Barrett, Bea Egid, Yaimie López
A blog by John Solunta Smith Jr. (PhD) Background and Introduction As I reflect on my diary of things that caught my interest during the… Read More »The Role of Informal Finances in Financing Severe Stigmatising Skin Diseases (SSSDs): A Narrative from Field Research in Grand Gedeh County, Liberia
