Daisy Mpando, Author at We Are Restless

Joined23/11/2020

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Daisy Mpando is a passionate 23 years old Social Worker at Medecins San Frontieres. Currently, she volunteers at UKANI, a youth led organisation that empowers women. During her free time she enjoys reading and writing.

COVID19 doesn’t cause teen pregnancies. It’s structural violence.

Since the start of the pandemic Malawi has seen a spike in teen pregnancies, but blaming this on COVID19 is...

COVID19 Gender Health

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