Meet our Global TB Partners
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James Malar, LLM
A human rights lawyer working with TB key and vulnerable populations, human rights and gender at the Stop TB Partnership Geneva. Formally worked with civil society in Asia-Pacific.
Dr. Anete Trajman
Visiting Professor at Instituto de Medicina Soicial, State University of Rio de Janeiro. Soon to be Full Professor of Internal Medicine at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Member of the Brazilian TB Research Network. Member of the Advisory Board of the Brazilian NTP.
Benjamin Adomako
I am a global TB advocate and researcher.
I am an MPH candidate at Catholic University of Ghana. I have a keen interest in TB research and public advocacy on TB/HIV and other conditions of public health concern.
Anthony Charles
I am a medical student at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University college located at Northern zone, Kilimanjaro Tanzania. I am a public health speaker, interested in advocating for TB and HIV. I decided to do this because these diseases are of community concern in Tanzania. I have put my efforts towards providing education on preventing and combating both TB and HIV.
Willy Nzungudi
I am a TB survivor living in DRC with one lung. I lost my left lung after 15 years of recovery, in my family 5 persons died of TB and 6 have survived. Last December, I was infected by COVID-19 and the doctor put me under Hydroxychloroquine. I was cured because I have am resilient.
Now, I want to fight against TB in my country and through the world, because this pandemic is affecting everybody.
Ashfaque Qureshi
Development sector professional with more than 15 years of sound experience in the field of development side while working with development sector not for profit organizations (NGOs/INGOs), the Federal and Provincial Governments. Key expertise in health and education fields programs and projects.
Dr. Ghulam Qader
I am physician by profession and have worked in the field of TB program management since 2008. I have the position of deputy project director for the USAID funded TB projects of TB CAP, TB CARE I and Challenge TB from 2008-2020 in Afghanistan. Also, I worked as Senior TB Technical Advisor for the USAID funded STAR project in Afghanistan. I have several publications in the field of TB that published in international journals. I am the founder and part time advisor for the READ organization in Afghanistan, a leading organization in the field of research and evaluation in Afghanistan. Also, the READ organization prioritized to be the leading NGO in the field of TB in Afghanistan.
Dr. Aminu Babayi
Dr. Babayi is a committed and competent program management specialist and public health physician with over 7 progressive years of health planning and management experience with local and international donor-funded projects in both rural and urban resource-limited settings. He has expressed excellent leadership skills especially during the COVID-19 pandemic as a response coordination program manager. As an experienced public health specialist and administrator, he has extensive knowledge on budget management, financial accountability frameworks and training/coaching of other public health human resources. Armed with a well-developed methodical and result-oriented perspective, with accompanying skills required for successful scientific program outcomes in the development and humanitarian sectors, Dr. Babayi has timeliness, orderliness, respect, integrity and honesty as core values.