Poverty and Inequality Dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa
The Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) and Perivoli Africa Research Centre (PARC) hosted a collaborative webinar on the poverty and inequality dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa on Thursday 12 November.
Chaired by BPI’s Dr Lauren Winch and PARC's Dr Susan Jim, this event featured a fantastic panel of speakers with over 100 people registered.
Video recording of the introductions available to view below
Panel Speakers:
Professor David Gordon, Bristol Poverty Institute, University of Bristol
COVID-19 infection vulnerability in Africa
Presentation slides available here: David Gordon slides Poverty and inequality dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa (PDF, 630kB)
Video recording available to view below
Professor Isabella Aboderin, Perivoli Africa Research Centre, University of Bristol
The impact of COVID-19 on older generations in Africa
Presentation slides available here: Isabella Aboderin slides Poverty and inequality dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa (PDF, 151kB)
Video recording available to view below
Dr Rafael Mitchell, Dr Injairu Kulundu-Bolus, Dr Michael Tusiime & Professor Hassan O Kaya, Transforming Education for Sustainable Futures (TESF)
Researching education, poverty and sustainability in the context of COVID-19
Presentation slides available here: TESF slides Poverty and inequality dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa (PDF, 858kB)
Video recording available to view below
Ms Angeline Munzara, Global Livelihoods, World Vision International
COVID-19 Aftershocks: Out of time
Presentation slides available here: Angeline Munzara slides Poverty and inequality dimensions of COVID-19 in Africa (PDF, 837kB)
Video recording available to view below
Questions and answers – final session
Video recording available to view below
If you have any questions please contact bristol-poverty-institute@bristol.ac.uk.