- All
- Adolescent
- Children
- Community
- Community Health Workers (CHWs)
- COVID-19
- Curriculum design
- Gender
- Governance
- Health Information Systems (HIS)
- Health Policy and Systems Research (HPSR)
- Health Professions Education
- Health Promotion
- Higher Education
- HIV
- Human Resources for Health (HRH)
- Maternal and Child Health (MCH)
- Mental Health
- Multi-sectoral
- Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs
- Nutrition
- Pharmaceutical Public Health
- Rural
- SALAD
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Urban Health
- Violence
- Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (SRHM), in partnership with the School of Public Health at the University of the Western Cape, is inviting proposals for a themed issue on Queering Health Systems.
- The South African Learning Alliance for the District Health System (SALAD) is a learning network established in 2023 to support the District Health System (DHS). It operates as a knowledge network and community of practice, collaborating in generating evidence, sharing experience, and supporting each other through activities that evolve in response to emerging opportunities.
- The African Regional Community of Practice (CoP) for Gender and Health in Africa was formed to facilitate a space in which the African community can engage in greater discussions and share ideas on matters of Gender and Health, especially after the Covid-19 global pandemic. It aims to advance African initiatives that facilitate regional understanding, collaboration, and policy-relevant knowledge production and practice on gender and health.
- The overall aim of the project (February 2022-May 2025) is to foster a strengthened community of researchers and policymakers informed, connected and empowered to use gender-transformative frameworks and methods in their research and practice.
- The study explored the effects of violence and crime on youth access to HIV and sexual and reproductive health care delivery in violence- and crime-vulnerable suburbs in Cape Town
- A two-phased mixed method design study undertaken in the Easter Cape province of South Africa.
- An explorative cultural comparison of male success with traditional initiation, in collaboration with University of Missouri.
