The ‘Integrating Gender and Sex Informed Evidence into Tobacco Control Policy and Practice: What Works?’ is part of the Gender and Health Webinar Series that host timely debates on ‘how to do’ gender in health. In this session, we will explore what can be done with the current evidence and where gender-specific tobacco control efforts should be concentrated to improve the health and wellbeing of women, girls, and other marginalised groups.
This online session will be moderated by Emma Feeny, Director, Global Advocacy & Policy Engagement at The George Institute for Global Health, UK.
The invited panelists are:
– Dr Mira B Aghi, Board member at International Network of Women against Tobacco (INWAT)
– Dorcas J. Kiptui, Head Division of Tobacco Control at the Department of Non-communicable Diseases, Ministry of Health, Kenya
– Sabina Timco Iacazzi, Treaty Officer, Governance and External Relations at Secretariat of the WHO
