Congratulations to James Sakeah for receiving uOttawa's International and Global Health Office's (IGHO) Advancements in Global Health Studentship award and the Bruyère Research Institute’s Graduate Studentship Award to support his research project focused on exploring the resilience and well-being of community health workers in Ghana.
The IGHO award is specifically designed to support projects that contribute to the advancement of health equity and align with the Global Health Program’s mandate, while the Bruyère RI funding aims to develop well-rounded health researchers by providing scientific training and career development opportunities.
Well done, James!!
