Meet Lenore Manderson — the Wits professor whose work in medical anthropology, social history and public health seeks to address the complex social responses to disease, inequality and social injustices facing humankind in the Black Lives Matter era. #ForGood

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https://www.702.co.za/features/411/the-wits-impacts-for-good-podcast-series

Meet Lenore Manderson &mdash; the Wits professor whose work in medical anthropology, social history and public health seeks to address the complex social responses to disease, inequality and social injustices facing humankind in the Black Lives Matter era. #ForGood
Visit the Wits Impacts For Good feature page:&nbsp; <a href="https://www.702.co.za/features/411/the-wits-impacts-for-good-podcast-series">https://www.702.co.za/features/411/the-wits-impacts-for-good-podcast-series</a>

As humanity is faced with increasing global emergencies, now more than ever we must all contribute to solutions for good . For the good of all people.

Introducing the Wits Impacts For Good podcast series. Eusebius McKaiser connects with Wits Originators - researchers from Wits University - to interrogate some of the challenges we are faced with, and to map the process of finding impactful solutions.

As humanity is faced with increasing global emergencies, now more than ever we must all contribute to solutions for good . For the good of all people.
Introducing the Wits Impacts For Good podcast series. Eusebius McKaiser connects with Wits Originators - researchers from Wits University - to interrogate some of the challenges we are faced with, and to map the process of finding impactful solutions.

Wits Impacts For Good

Medical Anthropology: Where the study of a pandemic and the BLM movement align

Kenny Maistry speaks with Mbali Blose, the donor recruiter for Deutsche Knochenmarkspenderdatei (DKMS) and ambassador for the South African National Blood Services who discussed her experience receiving blood transfusions and going from receiving eight units per week to none, the value of blood donation.

Kenny Maistry speaks with Mbali Blose, the donor recruiter for Deutsche Knochenmarkspenderdatei (DKMS) and ambassador for the South African National Blood Services who discussed her experience receiving blood transfusions and going from receiving eight units per week to none, the value of blood donation.

From Receiving to Giving: A conversation on blood donation with Mbali Blose

Ivan Basson, author of the book: Life Coaching Through Scripture

Ivan Basson, author of the book: Life Coaching Through Scripture

Statistics show that men make up 78 percent of suicide rates in the world,

Dr Shaheda Omar: Clinical Director at Teddy Bear Clinic.

Joy, nice food and drinks, singing, beautiful lighting in the streets and malls is what makes the festive season for many but many may argue that this is when most parents\guardians let loose and sometimes because of having too much fun either from drinking too much, not being vigilant, and sometimes having their children around those they trust and believe it never occurs to anyone that abuse and sexual assault are highly prevalent now.

Dr Shaheda Omar: Clinical Director at Teddy Bear Clinic.
Joy, nice food and drinks, singing, beautiful lighting in the streets and malls is what makes the festive season for many but many may argue that this is when most parents\guardians let loose and sometimes because of having too much fun either from drinking too much, not being vigilant, and sometimes having their children around those they trust and believe it never occurs to anyone that abuse and sexual assault are highly prevalent now.

Medical Anthropology: Where the study of a pandemic and the BLM movement align

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