Author's details
Name: Smita Gaith
Date registered: 20 January, 2012
Biography
Smita Gaith graduate of New York University, where she received a Masters in International Public Health. As a public health professional, Smita has experience in the US, Kenya, and Brazil working in policy research and analysis, program planning and implementation, capacity building, data collection and analysis, outreach, and HIV/AIDS and life skills education. In her work with the SISGI group, Smita focused on global women's health, international development, and immigrant health issues.
Latest posts
- A Successful Strategy for Malaria Control — 4 May, 2012
- Mobile Banking as a Means to Development — 3 May, 2012
- Midwives Matter for Maternal Health and More — 27 April, 2012
- Nkundabana in Rwanda: Love for Children — 20 April, 2012
- Rethinking ASHA: The Frontline of India’s Maternal Health — 17 April, 2012
- The Role of Language in Immigrant Health Outcomes — 15 March, 2012
- The Missing Piece: Where Are Women in the Rio+20 Development Puzzle? — 2 March, 2012
- Helping New Immigrants Stay Healthy in the American Melting Pot — 24 February, 2012
- The Need for Planned Parenthood’s Crucial Services — 10 February, 2012
- Problems and Solutions: How the 2010 Earthquake Has Disproportionately Impacted Women — 20 January, 2012
