About this episode
In the second of our history matters episodes suggested by you, our listeners, our two guests reflect on their personal experiences and engage in an intergenerational discussion on the evolution of sexual and reproductive health.
Host Garry Aslanyan’s guests
are Carmen Barroso, a lifetime advocate, researcher and implementer for sexual
and reproductive health, and Dakshitha Wickremarathne, senior technical lead
overseeing the implementation of FP2030’s Asia Pacific Hub. The discussion
highlights how history supports future leaders through intergenerational
learning and charts a hopeful path for the evolution of key global health
challenges.
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