Womens Health Fellowship 3.09
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The document summarizes Linda Jo Stern's work experience overseas and her presentation about an international health project in Honduras called PROMESA. Some key points: 1) Stern has lived and worked in several countries, including Mozambique, Guatemala, Honduras, Ecuador, Haiti, Peru, Kenya, Bolivia, Tanzania, Nepal, India, and Honduras. 2) PROMESA is a partnership project between Brigham and Women's Hospital and Honduran organizations aimed at improving community health. 3) The project focuses on needs assessments, service learning, community health projects, training, and research related to issues like cervical cancer prevention, midwife education, and water
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Womens Health Fellowship 3.09
- 1. Women Around the World BWH Division of Women’s Health Education Seminar Linda Jo Stern, MPH March 4, 2009
- 15. Integrity is the royal road to your inner freedom. Gandhi
- 24. If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart. Mandela
- 57. Namaste I greet the divine within you
- 58. Linda Jo Stern, MPH [email_address] 617-435-8412 (mobile)
Editor's Notes
- thank you for inviting me to speak with you today. I am especially grateful to hilarie and piper who thought I might have something worthwhile to say to you today! Give a short LJO introduction Next slide: here’s what I thought I would share with you today. 3/4/2009 BWH Division of Women's Health, Education Seminar