Annie Wilkinson

@ALSWilkinson

Anthropologist studying how people, cities, diseases and health systems interact. Research fellow and on

London, England
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Joined May 2013
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    13 Nov 2020

    Our new paper drawing on COVID-19 and past epidemics – we argue that development needs a re-think to embrace uncertainty, and to promote equity, diversity, care and inclusive politics with and Hayley MacGregor

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    28 Apr 2021

    📣In 1️⃣ week we are excited to welcome our 1st cohort of fellows coming from Asia, East Africa, Southern Africa and West Africa. 🔎You can follow some of them: 💻Find out more:

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    23 Mar 2021

    New article in based on my funded ethnographic research in an informal settlement in Kampala, discussing providing women (and dependent men) with implications for shifting and .

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  4. 23 Mar 2021

    New paper on intersectionality and health in Freetown. Brilliant and detailed work using life histories and governance diaries by and at

    Welcome to read our new paper ''Exploring gender, health, and intersectionality in informal settlements in Freetown'
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  5. 23 Jan 2021

    Sonar Global's latest podcast on Covid-19 data, talking to these facinating people 👇 about data visualization, narratives and the infodemic. We hope you enjoy!

    🎧 Listen to the new Epicast, a podcast about the social life of data. Thank you👏 to the contributors Mark Davis , Leonard Heyerdahl and the host from . 👉
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    22 Jan 2021

    The acknowledgement of the role and resourcefulness of community groups in Africa's ongoing fight against -19 is a story that needs to be told over and over again- check our new paper

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    14 Jan 2021

    Come join us today at 1.30pm UK time!

    Don’t forget to register for tomorrow’s webinar on vaccine development! ➡️ Ask your questions for discussion with members of the coalition's Social Science Working Group at the end of the webinar. 💬
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    6 Jan 2021

    It has been beyond obvious to many of us that Trump is a dangerous fascistic, white-supremacist, misogynist. Let this coup attempt be a lesson for the UK. Populist attacks on lawyers, the judiciary, Black rights activists & human rights norms have consequences

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    11 Dec 2020

    To mark Universal Health Coverage Day we are launching our ARISE map (created by of ) A new way of visualising our work on health and accountability in informal urban spaces! Check it out 👇🏽

    A globe in the background and text that says: To mark UHC Day we are launching the ARISE map. It highlights our research, themes and outputs and demonstrates the links between them
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    8 Dec 2020

    See our latest blog on how epidemic response is always political (as and many others have already said). Rather, a 'good politics' (Kelley Lee) is needed to continue momentum & build vaccine confidence after this start of the rollout.

    The nurses, Bahrije Hoti and Sadete Abazi and the pediatrician Suzana Ismajli are on duty to immunize children after Kosovo resumed interrupted immunization porgramme due to COVID 19.
    🎉As we celebrate the 1st person in the world receiving the , we mustn't lose sight of the task ahead 💉Getting people to have confidence in it is complicated & requires trust in politics 👉See Santi Ripoll blog:
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    24 Nov 2020

    I believe this is the article you were referring to in our conversation where they state that: "More leaders of global health organisations are alumni of Harvard than are women from LMICs." I could retweet so many sections of this paper, it's such a great piece!

    Excellent piece by and Will global health survive its decolonisation? "Respect and *humility* are vaccines against supremacy." Spot on!
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  12. 20 Nov 2020

    New briefing: Essential reading to understand the broad spectrum of vaccine hesitance and lessons for how to inspire vaccine confidence. Please look and share 👇

    📣NEW BRIEF: Researchers call for govts & others to build public trust for vaccination to address 👉Take a look: by Santi Ripoll &
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  13. 19 Nov 2020

    An absolute pleasure to speak to about the gendered impacts of Covid19 and how to put intersectionality into practice for the first of our . After a few technical challenges we got there in the end!

    📣 discuss the gendered impact of pandemic
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  14. 14 Nov 2020

    Me too!

    SSHAP Twitter Live Chat: Looking at global pandemics with a gender lens - Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform. Looking forward to this Twitter conversation with ⁦⁩ on Thursday Nov 19th. Please join us!
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  15. 14 Nov 2020

    Very good news, a much needed step in the right direction

    Why did ⁦⁩ & I set up ⁦⁩ Council on the Economics of Health for All? My quote in the press release: “to shape our economies so they truly have wellbeing & inclusion at the centre of how we create value, measure it & distribute it”
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    10 Nov 2020

    -19 requires a radical rethink of development - with resilience, equity and inclusivity centre-stage. Our new article on post-pandemic transformations shows why and how.

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    10 Nov 2020

    Exciting Covid-19 vaccine news, but vaccine hesitancy likely, needing social understanding and public dialogue, as new rapid review from & shows. Good to be part of this important discussion, drawing on our global research

    "Important insights include that vaccines are social phenomena as much as technical ones, and people will always interpret, accept or worry about them in their social contexts." comments on the rapid review Read the comments in full here 👇
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  18. 9 Nov 2020

    Seriously great news about the vaccine 💉 - but some expectation management about delivery is still needed

    Very encouraging *interim* phase 3 vaccine results. It would be a major landmark for mRNA vaccines. Worth bearing in mind that it would be one of the least thermostable vaccines of the possible potential options, making deployment much trickier, esp in developing countries.
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  19. 6 Nov 2020

    An important panel at HSR 2020

    We would be delighted if you would join us on Monday for our first ever panel at the Global Symposium on Health Systems Research . Learn more about waste pickers in India, garment workers in Bangladesh, GBV in Kenya and more
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  20. 6 Nov 2020

    Trying out a new format 👇 and I will be talking gender and pondering the tricky challenge of how to put complex ideas into practice during emergencies 🤔 please join the conversation

    📣Mark your diaries! Join in conversation for the 1st on 19 Nov at 1pm GMT/4pm EAT They will discuss: 👉Gendered impact of 👉Common struggles face 👉Ideas & theories to inform action 💻
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