COLLABORATIVE INDIVIDUALS: 'IRHAPIANS'

The IRHAP network extends beyond those who are formally named as part of the Advisory Board or Associates group. We provide a simple listing of all the individuals who have been part of the core discussion so far, or are working at the intersection of religion, public health and development. (While all efforts have been made to keep affiliations and titles updated - please contact us if you would like to make any changes.)

WORKING AT THE INTERSECTION OF RELIGION, HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT

This list is being generated as IRHAP is re-launched and re-organized ... this page will be updated by January 2012.

Prof. Denise Ackerman	University of the Western Cape and University of Stellenbosch
Mary Baich	President and CEO, Vesper Society
Dr. Sara Bhattacharji	Christian Medical College, Vellore India
Dr. Christoph Benn	Director, External Relations and Partnerships, The Global Fund (GFATM)
Mathew Bersagel Braley	PhD Candidate Emory University and Assoc Prof Viterbo University
Dr. John Blevins	Interfaith Health Programe, Emory University
Dr. Sarla Chand	Vice-President of Programs, IMA World Health
Prof. Elias Bongmba	Religious Studies, Rice University
Prof. Jim Cochrane	Religious Studies, University of Cape Town
Julie Clague	Theology and Religious Studies, College of Arts, University of Glasgow
Dr. Teresa Cutts	Research Director Methodist le Bonheur Healthcare
Prof. Steve de Gruchy	in memoriam
Dr. Frank Dimmock	Presbytarian Church, Africa Health Advisor
Tessa Dooms	Lecturer North-West University, PhD Canditate Wits University
Dr. Geoff Foster	Paediatrician, Government of Zimbabwe
Rev. Paul Germond	Anglican Communion
Prof. Lucy Gilson	Prof Health Policy and Systems, University of Cape Town
Dr. Gary Gunderson	Snr-Vice Pres Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, Memphis TN
Prof. Beverley Haddad	Assoc Prof, University of KwaZulu Natal
Dr. Tor Haugstad	Oslo Centre Norway
Revd. Paul Holley	Coordinator, Anglican Health Network
Prof. Ellen Idler	Prof of Sociology, Emory University, Religion and Health Collaborative
Dr. Beate Jakob	DIFÄM German Institute for Medical Mission
Prof. Magid Kagimu	Islamic Medical Association of Uganda, Makerere University
Dr. Azza Karam	Advisor, The United Nations Population Fund
Kimberly Konkel	Health and Human Services Partnership Center
Donna Kusemererwa	Exec Director, Ecumenical Pharmaceutical Network
Rev. Can Ted Karpf	Director of Development, Boston University, School of Theology
Dr. Mimi Kiser	Interfaith Health Programe, Emory University
Dr. Manoj Kurian	Programme Executive for Health and Healing, World Council of Churches
Prof. Sandy Lazarus	University of the Western Cape, Medical Research Council
Dr. Katherine Marshall	Director, World Faiths Development Dialogue & Berkley Center for Religion Peace and World Affairs, Georgetown University
Sinatra Matimelo	PhD Candidate University of Kwazulu Natal
Prof. Deborah McFarland	Prof Rollins School of Public Health Emory University
Sepetla Molapo	PhD Candidate University of the Witwatersrand
Dr. Frank Molteno	University of Cape Town, Faculty of Health Sciences
Mary Mwiche	Postgraduate student, University of KwaZulu Natal
Prof. Kjell Nordstokke	Prof Diakonhjemmet University College
Dr. Jill Olivier	Research Director IRHAP, University of Cape Town
Maj/Dr. Dean Pallant	International Health Services Coordinator, The Salvation Army
Dr. Susan Parry	Regional Coordinator for Southern Africa, EHAIA WCC
Dr. Gillian Paterson	HARC, Heythrop College, University of London
Rev. Kirsten Peachey	The Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation, Advocate Health Care
Dr. Gisela Schneider	Director, Difaem
Prof. Fred Smith	Prof of Urban Ministry, Wesley Theological Seminary
Sally Smith	Partnerships Advisor, UNAIDS
Rev. Mark Stephenson	Methodist pastor, Director Salty Print
Dr. Liz Thomas	Centre Health Policy, Wits University, Medical Research Council
Prof. Francis Wilson	School of Economics, University of Cape Town (Emeritus)
Geertje van Mensvoort	Policy Officer - Health and Wellbeing, CORDAID
Dr. Quentin Wodon	Advisor, The World Bank
...	...more coming soon...