Report: “Nothing about us without us”: How families affected by Zika are claiming back control
by Mesh Editorial Team, Natalie Hunter
25th February 2019 •
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eLearning: Online training course: In the footsteps of Zika: Approaching the unknown
by Mesh Editorial Team
22nd January 2019 •
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eLearning: Free online training course: Preventing Zika
by Mesh Editorial Team
22nd January 2019 •
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Report: UNICEF Consultation with Partners to Develop Standards and Indicators for Community Engagement
by Mesh Editorial Team
14th January 2019 •
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Report: Data Modeling Behaviour Change in Health Emergencies Project
by Mesh Editorial Team
14th January 2019 •
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Report: Modeling and measuring community engagement in health emergencies convening: Summary report
by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Mesh Editorial Team
14th January 2019 •
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Event: Showcase 2019 - International Society of Neglected Tropical Diseases Festival
by Mesh Editorial Team
8th January 2019 •
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Project Report: World Mosquito Day Community Festival to raise awareness of mosquito vectors in local communities
by Leonardo Ortega-López, Mesh Editorial Team
7th January 2019 •
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Repository: Ebola Response Anthropology Platform
by Mesh Editorial Team
7th January 2019 •
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Video: Association of Public Health Laboratories: Fighting Emerging Infectious Diseases
by Mesh Editorial Team
20th November 2018 •
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Literature: From ‘Trial Community’ to ‘Experimental Publics’: How Clinical Research Shapes Public Participation
by C. Montgomery & R. Pool, Mesh Editorial Team
22nd October 2018 •
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LITERATURE: Engaging 'Communities': Anthropological Insights from the West African Ebola Epidemic
by A. Wilkinson, M. Parker, F. Martineau, and M. Leach, Mesh Editorial TeamThis article, by Wilkinson et al. 2017, deconstructs notions of 'community', and the ways it is conceptualised and understood, in order to critically reflect upon methods of engaging 'communities' during the west African Ebola epidemic in 2014.
15th May 2018 •
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A Case Study: In 2012 the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU) was awarded £29,999 from the Wellcome Trust International Engagement Awards over three years to implement an engagement project alongside its Vietnam Initiative on Zoonotic Infections (VIZIONS). The project uses simple digital storytelling techniques to bring to the surface the participants’ ideas about personal and public risk and perceptions of disease and transmission.
7th March 2016 •
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