Our Q&A panel closes our 2025 annual event 👏

Thank you to everyone who joined us today, at LSHTM or online!

Finally, Georgia Venner presents her research into the experiences of Bangladeshi and Rohingya refugee health workers during infectious disease outbreaks in Cox's Bazar

Now, Mervat Alhaffar findings from the Syria Research Group on the impact of ambivalent sexism during the COVID-19 response in Syria

Their survey investigated Syrian women’s experiences of gender-based violence as well as unequal caregiving responsibilities

Session B has started with Samantha Olson’s work on famine and the need for a collective voice in Sudan 🎤

“As researchers and research activists, it’s our responsibility to question what gets measured and reported and how” - @thegargiulian.bsky.social discusses the importance of mortality estimation research

Completing our 1st session on mortality estimation, Dr Jen Palmer is discussing the and challenges of measuring mortality for humanitarian decision-making

Her work is part of the Mortality Estimation System Innovation Partnership, which focused on Somalia, Central African Republic & Cox’s Bazaar

Now ▶️ Maria Gargiulo @thegargiulian.bsky.social is presenting her dissertation work on the hidden toll of violent deaths during pregnancy and the postpartum period in Mexico’s war on drugs

Up next: Dr Maysoon Dahab

Presenting on behalf of the Sudan Research Group, Maysoon presents results from their capture-recapture study estimating unreported deaths during the civil war in #Sudan

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