Elizabeth Futrell·Apr 12, 2021The Police Officer Had His Gun on My FaceOne of my closest friends recently shared a story with me, in a letter dated March 25, 2021. In the letter, he described his first police…
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Mar 3, 2017Changing Uganda’s Public Health Landscape One Flash Mob at a TimeIn 2011, a group of Ugandan public health students at Kampala’s International Health Sciences University began learning to salsa dance in…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Aug 29, 2016Staying Above Water: How One New Orleans Native Is Fighting for Her City in Hurricane Katrina’s…“New Orleans is literally the land of opportunity now, post-Katrina, but not for the residents of New Orleans. We’ve become the home of…A response icon2A response icon2
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Jun 17, 2016Put Mothers in Charge: Ensure Access to ContraceptionMaternal health is fundamental to global health and development. After all, mothers are the source of all life. In order to have healthy…
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Apr 8, 2016Trail Markers in the WildernessLooking Back on my Career Path to Public HealthA response icon1A response icon1
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Nov 30, 2015The Changing HIV Landscape: A World AIDS Day ReflectionAs a college student, I co-led my university’s AIDS advocacy and service organization and spent one evening a week at a local residence for…
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Jul 21, 2015Making the Case for Reflection at WorkWhy After-Action Reviews Are Worth Your Time
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Mar 10, 2015Four Simple Technologies That Can Facilitate “Brilliance”We were thousands of miles apart as we collaborated on a short animation about our work. And it was probably better that way.
InThe ExchangebyElizabeth Futrell·Feb 11, 2015KISS (Keep It Simple. Seriously.)5 Tricks I’ve Learned as a Global Health Technical Writer