Sabina Faiz Rashid's guest appearances

Sabina Faiz Rashid

The Mittal Institute, Harvard University

UNSW Centre for Ideas

Tim Flannery

Ashton Applewhite

Christopher Pyne

Helen Christensen

Claire L Evans

Adrienne Torda

Darren Goodsir

Ron Arkin

Zhao Hai

Linda Jacobson

Vera Roshchina

Ginger Gorman

Chuck Klosterman

Michael Richardson

Anthony Burke

OwlTail

Rebecca Ivers

Poverty, equity and the drivers of health.Decolonising global health means a dismantling of privilege and the structural barriers to health, both across countries and within. In a world where everyone’s health matters, whose knowledge do we value? Whose voice is loudest and how do we shift the dial?  Sabina Faiz Rashid, a distinguished scholar in global health, works at the coalface of public health in Bangladesh. Hear her in conversation with UNSW Sydney’s Rebecca Ivers as they discussed Sabina’s research in Bangladesh, and unpack what it will take to achieve true change.

Poverty, equity and the drivers of health.<br><br>Decolonising global health means a dismantling of privilege and the structural barriers to health, both across countries and within. In a world where everyone’s health matters, whose knowledge do we value? Whose voice is loudest and how do we shift the dial?  <br><br>Sabina Faiz Rashid, a distinguished scholar in global health, works at the coalface of public health in Bangladesh. Hear her in conversation with UNSW Sydney’s Rebecca Ivers as they discussed Sabina’s research in Bangladesh, and unpack what it will take to achieve true change.

Sabina Faiz Rashid  & Rebecca Ivers | Privilege

How has COVID-19 impacted South Asia? Throughout the spring and summer, the Mittal Institute is bringing together Harvard faculty and in-region experts to discuss the various interdisciplinary issues that have arisen in South Asia in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. From the science of the virus to the impact on education, you can learn how COVID-19 will change South Asia's societies. Both full-length podcasts and clips will be available here.

Sabina Faiz Rashid: What Does Lockdown Mean for South Asian Communities?