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Bio

Felicia Mburu holds a masters in international human rights law from American University, Washington College of Law. Felicia is interested in pursuing the rights of persons with disabilities to live and be included in the community on an equal basis with others. In the past, Felicia has worked with various civil societies in Kenya, Latvia, Hungary, the United States and across Africa on intersectional matters of gender and disability justice. Her greatest achievement thus far has been building movements of organizations of persons with disabilities across East and Southern Africa.

Professional Interests & Expertise

Advocacy,Anti-Racism / Diversity Equity & Inclusion Training,Autism,Community Health,Community Organizing,Community Partnerships,Developmental Disabilities,Disability and Accessibility,Disaster and Crisis Management,Education,Fundraising,Gender Equity,Government,Health and Technology,Health Centers,Health Finance,Health Systems,Health Workforce,Healthcare Innovation and Transformation,Human Rights,Immigrant and Refugee Health,Law,Maternal and Child Health,Medicaid and Medicare,Medical Education,Medical-Legal Partnerships,Mental and Behavioral Health,Non-profit Leadership/Management,Nutrition,Outreach and Education,Pediatrics,Policy/Advocacy,Primary Care,Program Development,Quality Improvement,Research,Research, Measurement, and Evaluation,Rural Health,Universal Health,Youth Development

Organization

Article 48 Initiative

Learn more about Felicia's work:

Opinion Piece

Healthcare will not be accessible to all until gender, sexuality and disability are included

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