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- Katherine completed her Master's Degree in International Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and her Bachelor's Degree in Cognitive Science at Carleton College. Her doctoral research evaluated a participatory intervention to promote psychosocial wellbeing in indigenous communities in Guatemala. Other Resources: https://buena-semilla.org/katherine-pizarro/ Select a category to see other PRAM members or select a tag to see the projects…
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- Physician, National Autonomous University of Mexico, 1974. Pediatrician, General Hospital of Mexico, Ministry of Health, 1979. Master in Medical Sciences: applied epidemiology, Autonomous University of Guerrero, 1999. Doctorate in Epidemiology, Autonomous University of Guerrero, 2018 He is currently director of the Tropical Diseases Research Center at the Autonomous University of Guerrero and emeritus professor at the same university. Other resources: …
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- Anne Marie Chomat, MD, PhD, MPH, started working in Guatemala in 2009, when her path brought her to collaborate with the Mam Maya women of San Juan Ostuncalco, Quetzaltenango, with whom she ultimately co-created Buena Semilla in 2014. Over a decade of collaborations and co-creations with Indigenous women and men of Guatemala have been a source of deep inspiration and…
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- Michaela Field is currently completing a master's degree in Psychiatry at McGill University under the supervision of Dr. G. Eric Jarvis. Her current work seeks to identify systemic and structural barriers to access family psychoeducation sessions for Black families of first episode psychosis patients in Montreal. Michaela has previous experience working as a research assistant on the Listening to One Another to…
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- Sequoia Clark is an undergraduate at McGill University studying Biomedical Life Sciences and Computer Science. Her research interests include global health, immunology, and noncommunicable diseases. She is currently working to support PhD candidate Marie-Catherine Gagnon-Dufresne on her project researching factors affecting community participation in public health studies.
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- With an MSc in computer science, Amar works on CIET projects to manage large datasets and design and support electronic data collection, including developing extensions for remote monitoring and quality control. He supported data management for the trial of universal home visits in Bauchi State, Nigeria, including training of government counterparts. He supports programming for development of CIETmap software. Select…
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- Physician, specialist in epidemiology, researcher from Centro de Investigación de Enfermedades Tropicales at La Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, Mexico. Member of the National Researchers System. Other resources: http://mc-epidemiologia.uagro.mx/index.php/n/dr-sergio-paredes-solis Select a category to see other PRAM members or select a tag to see the projects associated with this member.
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- Umaira is a communication and gender specialist. She has worked extensively in Africa and South Asia as a development consultant on health, governance and social issues. She is the author of several publications. Select a category to see other PRAM members or select a tag to see the projects associated with this member.
