The Bristol Hub For Gambling Harms Research facilitated the Pan-Africa Gambling Harms Research Network meeting this October, gathering research collaborators from South Africa, Kenya, Namibia and Uganda. The purpose of the meeting was to identify goals and success measures, funding sources, as well as draft an elevator pitch for their research initiative.
I was very honoured to be invited to live illustrate this fascinating event, learn more about the challenges caused by the gambling culture across the African continent and capture how the network’s multi-disciplinary approach can provide key evidences and outcomes by being strongly embedded in the community.