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The Sheffield World Health Organization (WHO) Simulation

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Meet Neeve McGinty, a member of our Sub-Theme Committee: "As an International Relations and Politics student undertaking modules in Global Health Security, I’ve learned that health is fundamentally political. I am extremely excited to participate in my first #SheffWHO2019 simulation to learn how policy makers and health experts can come together to make real change, but also learn about the challenges this entails. Cooperation is the key to tackling some of the biggest challenges to health in the 21st century. I look forward to my role on the sub theme committee and learning from my extremely talented fellow #SheffWHO team members!" #globalhealth #internationalrelations #universityofsheffield #conference
Meet Nirmala Prajapati, our Delegate Coordinator: "An important issue that connects people across borders is the strive for providing health for all. Building on my educational background in public health and sustainable development, I became a part of the SheffWHO organization committee. I come from Nepal, a country so small but rich in culture, diversity and natural beauty, yet facing numerous disparities in health. These health disparities drive my desire to work towards improving global health through combined efforts with like-minded individuals. I anticipate #SheffWHO2019 will be a platform to witness the passion of professionals working to achieve better health for all." #Nepal #sheffield #universityofsheffield #globalhealth #publichealth
Meet Baiju Shah, our Conference Services Officer: "Having witnessed first-hand the role that public health plays on society, and what various NGOs and the WHO have done for the public in Kenya, it led me to want to contribute to society in a similar way. Having participated at #SHEFFWHO2018 and winning best delegate overall, I wanted to continue my learning at #SHEFFWHO2019 and help others contribute to a meaningful platform where the best ideas are shared, and action can be taken." #UniversityofSheffield #Kenya #UK #globalhealth
Meet our Advaith Srivathsa, our Treasurer and Finance Officer. "I took an interest in diplomacy and policy making very early on. When I saw the slight yet real impact my work ideas had on other people, it became almost addictive. As a promoter of smart ideas to drive change, playing a part in organizing #SheffWHO2019 was a no-brainer for me." #publichealth #globalhealth #universityofsheffield
Meet Ruby, a member of our Sub-Theme Committee. "The fundamental beliefs that shaped my interest toward public health is the existing disparity in the health status of people around the world, which is unacceptable. Coming from the land of the highest peak in the world, as glorious as it appears, can be challenging as I have witnessed the suffering people experience simply due to a lack of access to proper health care. The economic burden of disease in a resource constraint country like Nepal is unimaginable. I believe there are vast innovative health approaches to explore in the field of public health that have the potential to bridge this never-ending gap. SheffWho2019 offers a platform to brainstorm, discuss, explore, and learn broad perspectives of public health while motivating each other to make a change." #Nepal #SheffWHO #publichealth #universityofsheffield
Meet Hareen De Silva, our Inclusions and Public Relations Officer. "Since SheffWHO 2018, so much has changed for me professionally. Helping to organise SheffWHO and being on the dais gave me the confidence to apply to become chair of my faculty for the Royal College of General Practitioners. I am now the youngest chair in the United Kingdom, which is a true privilege as well as a huge responsibility. How does someone represent the views of 1100 people of varying views? Diplomacy! Where can you learn diplomacy? At SheffWHO, that’s where! Stop debating whether you should go or not. Just come and debate global health policy in a safe and fun environment in the City of Sanctuary, Sheffield." #TeamGP @royalcollegeofgps @lonwhogram #SheffWHO #SriLanka

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Please See the registration tab for more detailsDecember 17th, 2018
https://su.sheffield.ac.uk/groups/sheffwho-society/events/sheffwho-simulation-2019
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