Saying goodbye to the wonderful Georgia Griffin who is spending the next year in Oxford, UK while she completes her PhD focusing on the health literacy of women from Myanmar living in WA. Georgia has been part of my wonderful research team. Our best wishes to you Georgia.

Always a pleasure to be part of women in health leadership journeys. Sharing experiences with women health leaders from the Mekong region (Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia) who are all recipients of the Australian Leadership Award Training programs.

Feeling privileged to attend Fleeing the war across oceans photovoice project launch at Curtin gallery ⁦Curtin University⁩ ⁦Curtin Media⁩ ⁦Prof. Jaya Dantas⁩ ⁦Healthway⁩ ⁦Lotterywest⁩

Feeling grateful – Fleeing the war across oceans — the online exhibition and advocacy asks can be found at the project website. #DisplacedPeopleAmbassadors ⁦Melissa Sweet⁩ ⁦Melissa Stoneham⁩ ⁦Prof. Jaya Dantas⁩ ukraine.photovoiceproject.com.au/life-goes-on/f…

A recent article published in collaboration with lead author Cloe Benz and fellow co-authors Mai Welsh, Richard Norman, Suzanne Robinson and Delia Hendrie discussing Telepractice allied health service delivery for people with disabilities.

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GWI YMN to celebrate International Women’s Day 7 March 2024, GWI marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science with infographic, Now offered in Spanish: GWI Discussion on Green Education

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Please welcome Prof Prof. Jaya Dantas, a 2024 Committee member! 👋
Professor Dantas has a global career and has experience in establishing, managing and strengthening academic institutions, and developing capacity in post-conflict environments 🌏🌍🌎 (1/4)

Excited to kick off our first-ever in-person Women in Global Health Australia committee meeting in Naarm! 🎉 Can't wait to see what amazing ideas and discussions come out of this gathering! #womeninGH #WomeninLeadership

Thrilled to kick off a new chapter for Women in Global Health-Australia with our inaugural in-person meeting this Tuesday 🌍💼
#womeninHealth Women In Global Health (1/3)

WGH-Australia chair and committee member A/Prof Meru Sheel, Prof. Jaya Dantas and A/Prof Michelle Dickson were panellists at Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 Women in Health Leadership Program, joined by scholars from the Mekong region (1/4)

AGW is pleased to announce that in 2024 it will award the following Fellowships:
- 2 Barbara Hale Fellowships (value $8,000 each)
- 1 Jennifer Strauss Fellowship (value $8,000)

Applications are open now and the closing date is 8 March 2024!

Presenting with the Canadian Federation of University Women on the impacts of digital technology and the marginalisation of Indigenous migrant and rural women in Australia.

Special moments at the United Nations General Assembly. Such a privilege to see advocacy in action.

Presenting at the Mexican mission in New York on higher education in Australia.

As a passionate advocate for Women in Global Health, I am proud to share that I have been elected for another two years to the National Committee of Women in Global Health Australia. Making a difference to Women in Global Health Leadership in our region and globally is critical.

Measles is on the rise around the world – we can’t let vaccination rates falter, writes Prof. Jaya Dantas (@CurtinUni).

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With recent alerts hinting a potential #measles outbreak, Curtin University’s Professor Prof. Jaya Dantas highlights a drop in childhood vaccinations – stressing their critical role in defending the highly contagious disease.

Read more via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand. 👇👇👇

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Measles is on the rise around the world – we can’t let vaccination rates falter theconversation.com/measles-is-on-… by Prof. Jaya Dantas via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

'Vaccination is the most effective strategy to protect against measles.'

#VaccinesWork #ScienceUpFirst

An alarming increase in #measles cases, with alerts issues throughout several Australian states, has highlighted the need to ensure vaccination rates don't falter, says Curtin University Prof Prof. Jaya Dantas.

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I was invited by The Conversation to write a piece on Measles and Vaccination and it has just been published. My research in migrant health informed the article. Measles is a highly contagious viral infection that is vaccine preventable. Curtin Media

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