Cognitive biases shaping health behaviors: an equity-centered guide
What behavioral science gets right and what it misses when community is the context
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Climate change and health: what you need to know
A guide for public health professionals, health communicators, and anyone who wants to understand why the climate crisis is a health crisis
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Finding and landing development jobs
A practical guide to the development job market: where to look, how hiring happens, and how to get in.
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The typhoon forecast was accurate. The warning still failed.
Twelve years after Typhoon Haiyan, these are the risk communication gaps we still need to close.
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We need climate-smart health workers to protect communities
Safeguarding communities from climate-driven threats requires a health workforce trained to anticipate, respond to, and communicate about the growing impacts of climate change on health.
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#MyCheveningJourney: How to ace your application to one of the world’s most competitive scholarships
If you are considering applying for the Chevening Scholarship, be prepared for a journey that demands time, energy, and a lot of self-reflection. But trust me, it’s all worth it.
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Living and learning in Liverpool
The year I spent living and studying in Liverpool, United Kingdom was one of the most memorable years of my life. It was filled with personal and professional growth, fun moments with new friends, and renewed hope and ideas for a career and life in global health.
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#ChosenforChevening
My long-winded path to public health has come to this. I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been #ChosenforChevening!
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Training health communicators in the Philippines
These health communicators are some of the unsung heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic, sharing messages in a timely manner so people can protect their health and well-being. It was an honour to support and work with them.
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30 days of daily practice – what it actually teaches you about behavior change
When forming a new habit, it matters to be clear about your motivation and be firm with your methods.
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Five crucial elements of an emergency humanitarian response
MSF responds to both widely-known and unseen emergencies in situations of conflict, natural disasters, or disease outbreaks. Every response is unique, but most of our interventions have a few crucial ingredients in common.
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Rising from rock bottom
When I have anxiety attacks about the future, it helps to look back at how far I’ve gone from hitting that rock bottom of my quarter-life crisis. I’m grateful to my past self for rooting for us, for believing that we have what it takes to overcome any adversity.
