Interview with David Rothschild and ‘Aulani Wilhelm (Nia Tero)
Nia Tero works with Indigenous Peoples around the world to ensure that relevant global, national, and regional policies strongly support
Driven by an interest to witness meaningful and sustainable change in underserved communities, Bvudzai leads the regional research and advocacy agenda for VillageReach’s work in improving immunization supply chains. Some of her current work is focussed on understanding processes and outcomes of transitioning social innovations (funding and management) from non-profit organizations to governments in low-resource settings. Bvudzai studied Public Health in Zimbabwe and South Africa and earned her PhD from the University of the Western Cape in 2017. All of her work experience has been in public health research with a goal to inform policy and practice. She has received multiple awards and fellowships including the Emerging Voices for Global Health, Social Innovation in Public Health Fellowship, South African Research Chair Initiative in Health Systems & Social Change.
Nia Tero works with Indigenous Peoples around the world to ensure that relevant global, national, and regional policies strongly support
Collaborating for Resilience (CoRe) reduces environmental resource competition by providing tools to civil society organizations to catalyze collective action. They
The Financial Health Network connects business leaders, policymakers, and innovators with the data and resources they need to improve the
Ideas42, a nonprofit behavioral design firm, has advised cities such as New York and Chicago on creative ways to use
In many parts of the world, not owning one’s own land is more directly correlated to poverty than other factors
Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.
