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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: Managing COVID-19 - Behavioural Insights From th
 e Global South - Dr Seema Yasmin and Dr Neela Saldanha 
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CONTACT:Melisa B
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our CUBIT event of the term – a multi-disciplina
 ry panel discussion between journalist\, medical doctor\, and professor\, 
 Dr Seema Yasmin (Stanford University) and the behavioural scientist and in
 dependent consultant\, Dr Neela Saldanha for our series on The Behavioural
  Science of Managing COVID-19: Lessons From the Global South. This event w
 ill be a traditional Zoom talk followed by a Q&A - all are welcome (feel f
 ree to spread the word)!\n\nPanellists: Dr Seema Yasmin & Dr Neela Saldhan
 a\n\n*Seema Yasmin* is an Emmy-award winning journalist\, author\, medical
  doctor and professor and Director of Research and Education at the Stanfo
 rd University Health Communication Initiative. She has previously worked f
 or the Epidemic Intelligence Service at the CDC\, where she studied outbre
 aks around the world. During the COVID-19 pandemic\, Yasmin helped to debu
 nk myths about the coronavirus.\n\n*Neela Saldhana* is an independent cons
 ultant. She is currently a Senior Advisor at the Busara Center for Behavio
 ral Economics\, a research and advisory firm dedicated to advancing and ap
 plying behavioral science in the Global South\, and a Behavior Change Cons
 ultant at the Surgo Foundation where she helps design and test behavioral 
 interventions across the globe. Before this\, she was the founding Directo
 r of the Centre for Social and Behaviour Change at Ashoka University (CSBC
 ) at Ashoka University in India\, a centre funded by the Bill & Melinda Ga
 tes Foundation.\n\nModerators: Melisa Basol & Sakshi Ghai\n\nHosted by Cam
 bridge University Behavioural Insights Team (CUBIT). Live event\, not reco
 rded. 
LOCATION:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/political-polarisation-20-insights
 -from-psychology-computational-social-tickets-130275707147
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