Albright Institute hosts first alumnae symposium at Wellesley College

A morning session on "Health for All: Public Health and Health Care in Rwanda" was followed by "Can We End Hunger by 2030? Albright called Oxfam's recent finding that the world's 62 richest people own as much wealth as the 3.5 billion poorest people "stunning" befo...

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Published inUniversity Wire
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Carlsbad Uloop, Inc 03.02.2016
Subjects
Access to Education
Alumni
Employed Women
Females
Gender Discrimination
Government Role
Hunger
Inequality
Interdisciplinary aspects
Labor Force Nonparticipants
Lagarde, Christine
Physicians
Public Health
Study Habits
Study Skills
Rwanda
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Summary:A morning session on "Health for All: Public Health and Health Care in Rwanda" was followed by "Can We End Hunger by 2030? Albright called Oxfam's recent finding that the world's 62 richest people own as much wealth as the 3.5 billion poorest people "stunning" before noting that lack of access to education, discrimination against women, hunger and lack of access to technology cause economic inequality.