Marin County & the Global Goals Event Series

Alternating months
September 2020 to July 2022

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Is it possible for Marin County to achieve United Nations Global Goal
#3 Good Health and Well-Being for all by 2030?

Saturday, January 9th, 2021

3:00 – 4:30 pm Online

Or email unamarinchapter@gmail.com with questions

Marin County is known for being at the top of the heap for health. But as you may know, not all of Marin’s residents experience the same health outcomes. Join us to discuss the larger picture, the gaps, help that is available, and how we can work together to achieve Good Health and Well-Being for all.

Do WE have a chance of meeting United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #3 Good Health and Well-Being for all by 2030?

Questions? Email unamarinchapter@gmail.com

Paul Clarke

The Global Perspective

Paul Clarke leads institution building, security sector reform, and combating terrorism projects for US government programs with partner nations in Africa. Previously he organized seminars to combat organized crime and combat violent extremism overseas.

He is a retired Air Force officer and served on the National Security Council staff as Assistant Press Secretary for Foreign Affairs at the White House, under administrations of both parties. He is a member of the board of the Marin UNA chapter. He worked in Guinea during the 2013-2016 West Africa Ebola crisis.

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Elaini Negussie, MPH

The Local Perspective

Ms. Negussie has over a decade of experience in community based participatory research and education programs both nationally and internationally. Her work focuses on health disparities and disruptive

innovation strategies to address them. She has been forming active community partnerships to disseminate information, raise awareness about health disparities and support healthy living in communities of color, specifically through addressing social determinants of health. She collaborates closely with a wide group of advocates and health professionals in Marin County and beyond to create community-driven health solutions that are intentional and support community leadership.

Ms. Negussie earned her MPH from Boston University.