Date
Wednesday 14 October 2020
18:30 to 19:30
Location
Online event (registration required)

Registrations are now closed for this event. 

 

Join us on 14 October as we chat with social anthropologist Madu Dissanayake. We would discuss the choices adolescent girls and young women should make in order to make the change they want to see in their lives and communities. 

Thoughts, comments and how to-s (TCAH)

How can parents guide and advise adolescent girls and young women to make choices to be the change they want to see in their lives? How would you grow a change-maker? 
Share your TCAH on our social media platforms and we will include them in our discussion on the 14th.

Guest speaker

Madu Dissanayake profile

Madu Dissanayake

Madu Dissanayake is a Social Anthropologist, qualified in the UK with more than 18 years of experience and expertise. Majority of her work revolves around public policy, social and behaviour change communication, public health, gender and human rights. She has worked in the UK and Sri Lanka, and since 2002, has had direct engagements with 20+ countries on developing family support systems and parenting programmes. She is currently the Assistant Representative of United Nations Population Fund.

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