In this article, Prajwol Dhital, a REACT field researcher with the HERD International team in Nepal, relays the experiences of a female community health volunteer at one of our study sites. It is a story of loss, distress, economic hardship and a need for real change.
Dileep Prasad Harijan, a field researcher with HERD International in Nepal, describes the practical, intellectual and emotional experience of conducting face-to-face research, and the resilience and warmth of people living in communities on the frontline of the climate crisis.
Calvin Kunaka, PhD student in the REACT Consortium at CeSHHAR Zimbabwe, reports on his team’s protocol and ethics training with the Medical Research Council of Zimbabwe
Ashish Shrestha from HERD International reports from the training of researchers being mobilized in two study sites in Nepal.
Collins Timire from CeSHHAR describes his presentation at an Institute for Resilient Health Systems symposium.
Calvin Kunaka from CeSHHAR explores why research into gender, climate change, and health workforce dynamics is so sorely needed.