Posts by Tabitha Buchner

Christian in the Ghanian forest, in a bee suit, holding up a bee hive

Growing knowledge, inspiring change: Christian Opoku-Kwarteng’s journey with AuthorAID in conservation science and community engagement

Based on an interview conducted by Maisie Northing AuthorAID is made up of thousands of researchers in the Global South....

A man sitting among a group of people in rural Bangladesh. He is talking and the group are listening.

INASP launches new course: Engaged Research for Community and Policy Impact

How can we make sure that research in and from low and middle-income countries (LMICs) not only contributes to global...

A group of Tanzanian lecturers posing for a group photo in front of their new centre for excellence in teaching and learning

TESCEA paves the way for Mzumbe University’s Centre of Excellence in Innovative Teaching and Learning

Mzumbe University in Tanzania is one of the four pioneer universities of TESCEA (Transforming Employability for Social Change in East...

A woman conducting research in a lab. She's holding a petri dish.

Bridging learning gaps, building communities: a look back at AuthorAID’s 2023 impact on early career researchers

Navigating a research career is a difficult journey, and for early career researchers (ECRs) in the Global South, the path...

In Uganda, education students are bringing new ideas about learning into local schools

18 months on, the change seeded by the TESCEA programme – a partnership to transform the relevance and quality of learning and improve the prospects for young people in East Africa – continues to grow. We recently talked to Albert from Uganda Martyrs University, a TESCEA partner university.

Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science

At INASP we aim to address the needs of both men and women across all of our work and acknowledge...

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