Educating Africa's Next Generation: How African Leadership. Thursday, November 29, 2018

When:  Nov 29, 2018, 1:30pm

What:   Educating Africa's Next Generation: 

              How African Leadership Academy & Ashesi University Are Doing it Right

Host:     Ambassador Robin Sanders & Jon Clifton, Managing Partner, Gallup World Poll

Where:      GALLUP Building

                   901 F Street, NW.  

                   Washington, D.C.

RSVP:  <Click Here>

Educating Africa's Next Generation-Includes Presentation of GALLUP World Poll's Africa Education Data

‌ SAVE THE DATE - INVITATION November 29, 2018 “Educating Africa’s Next Generation" Address: GALLUP Building 901 F St., WashDC,NW (entrance is on corner of 9th & F. Sts map) Time: 1:30pm – Registration           2:00-4:45pm-Program  Attend the 5th Annual Africa Event Hosted by FEEEDS, GALLUP World Poll & Allafrica.com RSVP at Link: Educating Africa's Next Generation About the Event: Come hear the "Focal Speakers" on Africa education & gain insight from presentations by the prestigious GALLUP World Poll on its research data on new educational approaches for Africa's education, how Africa's youth feel about the Region's education systems, training and other opportunities in their countries. Event will be held in GALLUP'S Washington, D.C. historic building in its "Great Room." Purpose: You will gain research data insights from GALLUP; hear first hand from the "new approach" Pan-African institutions created by Africans that are changing the educational & training landscape; and about the USG's range of African education  programs.  Magali Rheault GALLUP World Poll, Washington, D.C. Faith Abiodun African Leadership Academy, South Africa Abdul Mahdi Ashesi University, Ghana Nichole Yembra Venture Garden Group, Nigeria Tom Genton State Department See Full Agenda                                                         #BestAfricaEducation @GALLUP, @rrsafrica, @ALAcademy, @Ashesi , @VGG, @allafrica.com @DOSafricanAffairs

FREE....Emerging Infectious Disease Workshops for 2019. U.S.

HBCU medical schools, and those with healthcare and public health education & training should have this as an elective or mandatory course of instruction.

This and other online training available from the NETC, the National Ebola Training and Education Center

BEMA International

Attendance
The workshop is beneficial to both healthcare workers and public health professionals. Hospital attendees may include, but are not limited to, medical, laboratory and/or nursing staff, administration, education/training leadership, and infection control leadership. Clinicians focused on special populations, such as Pediatrics and Labor and Delivery, can also benefit from this workshop.

Registration and Lodging
There is no tuition cost for this program. NETEC and its partners are not responsible for any losses incurred by registrants, including but not limited to airfare cancellation or hotel deposits. No travel funding is available to participants from NETEC.

Travel plans should not be booked until attendance confirmation is communicated to registrants by a member of NETEC.

Meeting Materials
Course content will be provided via the NETEC’S Online Learning Management System. Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops and electronic devices. Complimentary Wi-Fi and charging stations are provided. Clinical Skills sessions require participants to bring a PPE ensemble from their institution. Details will be provided upon registration approval.

Who we are
NETEC’s mission is to increase the capability of United States public health and health care systems to safely and effectively manage individuals with suspected and confirmed special pathogens. Our vision is to create a sustainable infrastructure and culture of readiness for managing suspected and confirmed Ebola and other special pathogen incidents across United States public health and health care delivery systems.