The Global Health Paradox
Habib Benzian, Bulela VavaSlow, reflective writing on the tensions and contradictions that shape global health and the systems behind it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Presence, Payment, and Power
In global health and development, money does not only move through budgets and grants. It also moves through envelopes, receipts, allowances, and expectations. One of the most ordinary, least examined instruments in this economy is the per ...
Beyond Assistants and Allies
In the first part of this essay, we argued that professional titles in healthcare do more than describe roles. They encode hierarchy, define authority, and shape how work is valued and rewarded. Labels such as assistant, auxiliary, or mid-l...
Last-Century Job Titles
> This two-part essay builds on a question first raised by Bulela Vava*, a South African oral health activist and founder of the Public Oral Health Forum. His insistence that workforce language matters not symbolically, but structurally, sh...
The Cost of Work That Matters
“There is no such thing as work–life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life.”
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Global health researcher and adviser working across science, systems, equity, governance, and implementation, with experience in ministries, universities, and global agencies.
Bulela Vava is a South African public oral health practitioner, oral health advocate, and systems thinker. He is the founder of the Public Oral Health Forum and an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity in South Africa based at Tekano.
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