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Mesh is an online network for people working in community engagement with global health research
This is a collaborative, open access knowledge hub where community engagement practitioners, researchers, health workers and others can network, share resources and discuss good practice. Join today!
Upcoming webinar: WHO Launches New Clinical Trial Guidance –
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13th November 2024 |
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Popular new resources
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7th May 2024 |
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Resources, themes, trainings...
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Explore all the resources on Mesh including project reports, guides and tools, and published literature by engagement method, health topic or region |
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Find curated resources on key considerations and topics in the field of engagement including evaluation, working with schools and engagement with vaccine research |
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Discover the diversity of engagement work being supported across these collaborative research programmes, consortia or large networks |
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See materials, presentations and videos from past events hosted on Mesh. Find out about upcoming workshops and webinars |
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Browse our page which signposts to existing online training and face-to-face learning opportunities across the globe |
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Sign up for free, add yourself to our global community of practice map, join discussion groups and network with others |
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New to Mesh? Visit our Get Started page
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Photos | Top: 1) Venngage Image Library 2) Community health volunteers in Liberia, Morgana Wingard/UNDP 3) School Engagement Programme at KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kenya, Shadrack Baraka. Bottom (all images): Venngage Image Library. Video | Introduction to Mesh produced by Ellie Pinney. Find out more about the projects featured in the film
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