Student and youth-led movements are concerned with a wide range of development, social and ecological issues. Therefore, they can serve as a catalyst for driving multi-sectoral action to ensure a One Health response to AMR.As part of the WHO Global Webinar Series to support implementation of national action plans on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), the Quadripartite is hosting
a webinar to launch its toolkit, ‘Antimicrobial resistance toolkit for youth engagement’ . This toolkit aims to equip youth-led networks and youth-serving organisations with the resources to engage young people in AMR communication, education, and campaigns for awareness-raising, advocacy and behavior change.
During this webinar, we will provide a space to discuss lessons and strategies for youth engagement, including insights from members of the Quadripartite Working Group on Youth Engagement for AMR.
The webinar takes place 4 December, 12PM CET.
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Agenda
- Welcome and setting the scene – Wenjing Yan, Communications Consultant, UNEP
- Introduction of the Antimicrobial Resistance toolkit for youth engagement – Mimi Melles-Brewer, AMR Awareness and Campaigns, WHO
- Panel discussion on strategies and lessons to engage young people meaningfully for greater reach and impact in AMR (including Q&A):
- Jess Mitchell, University of Edinburgh & CE4AMR Network (One Health)
- Randa Bazzi, Member, International Student One Health Alliance & Quadripartite youth engagement working group on AMR (animal health)
- Nahashon Gicheru, Youth Empowerment and Development Foundation & Quadripartite youth engagement working group
- Lucy Fagan, Commonwealth Youth Health Network
- Next steps – where do we go from here? Highlights of the youth manifesto, the UNGA HLM on AMR, WAAW 2024 – Lucia Escati, WOAH
- Closing Remarks – Yerkem Sembayeva, FAO
- Moderated by Pablo Estrella Porter, World Medical Association Junior Doctor’s Network & Chair of the Quadripartite Youth Engagement Working Group on AMR
