In Uganda’s public health sector, one woman is working to make a difference by using her passion for public health to foster community engagement in the country.
Diana Nsubuga is the Uganda country manager for the Global Health Corps, a leadership program that builds the capacity of emerging leaders in the public sector by providing job placement and training opportunities through a yearlong fellowship.
Prior to joining Global Health Corps, Nsubuga worked at Uganda’s ministry of finance, planning and economic development in the family health department on behavior change communication. She has spent much of her career working on reproductive health and community rights issues.
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Jennifer Piettedisgeneration
Jennifer Ehidiamen is a Nigerian writer who is passionate about communications and journalism. She has worked as a reporter and communications consultant for different organizations in Nigeria and overseas. She has an undergraduate degree in mass communication from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Lagos, and M.A. in business and economics from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, New York. In 2014, she founded Rural Reporters (www.ruralreporters.com) with the goal of amplifying underreported news and issues affecting rural communities.
