Hosted by the Research Program on Children and Adversity (RPCA), Boston College School of Social Work: 

Ernest Masaaba is a Ugandan educator and child advocate dedicated to transforming the lives of children affected by poverty, health crises, and limited access to education. Having witnessed the long-lasting effects of the AIDS crisis on Uganda's communities, he offers powerful insights into the intersection of health, education, and resilience. His work underscores the urgent need for global engagement in education, healthcare, and child sponsorship, making his message crucial for those passionate about humanitarian action and sustainable development.

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The GRIT (Global Research & Implementation Training) Seminar Series is a bimonthly research group and webinar series designed to advance global dialogue and practice in implementation science. Led by the Research Program on Children and Adversity (RPCA) at the Boston College School of Social Work, this series serves as a platform to:

• Increase regional knowledge and capacity for high-quality implementation research

• Strengthen a dynamic, mutual learning network of scholars, practitioners, and partners

• Provide structured training opportunities aligned with RPCA’s training grant objectives

Each session features expert-led discussions and opportunities for engagement on topics at the intersection of global mental health, implementation science, and program sustainability.

Whether you're a student, researcher, practitioner, or policymaker, we invite you to join us in building a shared foundation of knowledge and advancing the field through collaborative learning.