Tsitsi Masvawure, assistant professor of anthropology and global health in the Department of Integrative and Global Studies, was a guest on the podcast Challenge. Change. The podcast is produced by Clark University.
In the episode “Taking the Temperature of Global Health,” Masvawure was joined by Ellen Foley, a medical anthropologist and professor in the Department of Sustainability and Social Justice at Clark University.
Masvawure, who is a director of the Master of Science in Global Health program and the minor in global public health at WPI, discusses why she believes there is a need to clarify and re-frame what global health is if its aspirations for more equitable collaborations are to be realized.
Masvawure and Foley co-edited The Routledge Handbook of Anthropology and Global Health, published earlier this year. In the book, Masvawure authored a chapter that makes the case for the United States to be seen not just as a place of global health expertise, but also as a space that could itself benefit from global health intervention.
Listen to the podcast episode here.
You can find other episodes of the Challenge. Change. podcast here.
