Holiday Virtual Storytelling Salon

Programs, Research and Advocacy, and the Creation of an HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Justice Movement for Women in the US and South Africa

A tiny virus has upended the world, reminding us that this isn't the first time that a global pandemic affects everyone, AND that the solutions to end the pandemic aren't shared equitably across countries, race, gender and income. Find out how our storyteller Dázon Dixon Diallo became a recognized visionary and advocate in the struggle for human rights, sexual and reproductive justice, and the fight against HIV with, and on behalf of, communities of women and girls living with HIV and those at risk for HIV and STIs. 

How does one become an activist, advocate, service provider and researcher in the US and in South Africa? How does one carve out their life's work to solve problems and learn from failures and "think in the future and live in the present!" Nandini Oomman will curate a special storytelling session with Dazon to highlight some of these remarkable stories. 

Grab your favourite drink and join Women in Global Health – Georgia, USA for its first virtual Storytelling Salon.