Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
The Africa One Health University Network (AFROHUN, formerly OHCEA) and the One Health Workforce
– Next Generation (OHW-NG) consortium are pleased to host a special online 90-minute interactive ECHO
webinar style session for AFROHUN network members and other interested stakeholders. The USAID One
Health Workforce – Next Generation Project supports One Health university networks such as AFROHUN
in Africa and SEAOHUN in Southeast Asia to enhance professional training with transdisciplinary skills to
address complex global issues.
AGENDA
Housekeeping/Welcome comments
• ECHO: Bruce Struminger
• UC Davis: Jonna Mazet
• AFROHUN Secretariat: William Bazeyo
Global updates and topic introduction
• UC Davis: Brian Bird
Community Surveillance - Global Approaches
• Ending Pandemics: Adam Crawley
• ProMED: Larry Madoff
• Q&A
Community Surveillance - Country Approaches
• Tanzania Perspective: Honorati Masanja
• Sierra Leone Perspective: James Bangura
• Q&A
Closing comments: Jonna Mazet & William Bazeyo
FACILITATORS
• UC Davis: Woutrina Smith
• ECHO: Bruce Struminger
The Africa One Health University Network (AFROHUN, formerly OHCEA) and the One Health Workforce
– Next Generation (OHW-NG) consortium are pleased to host a special online 90-minute interactive ECHO
webinar style session for AFROHUN network members and other interested stakeholders. The USAID One
Health Workforce – Next Generation Project supports One Health university networks such as AFROHUN
in Africa and SEAOHUN in Southeast Asia to enhance professional training with transdisciplinary skills to
address complex global issues.
AGENDA
Housekeeping/Welcome comments
• ECHO: Bruce Struminger
• UC Davis: Jonna Mazet
• AFROHUN Secretariat: William Bazeyo
Global updates and topic introduction
• UC Davis: Brian Bird
Community Surveillance - Global Approaches
• Ending Pandemics: Adam Crawley
• ProMED: Larry Madoff
• Q&A
Community Surveillance - Country Approaches
• Tanzania Perspective: Honorati Masanja
• Sierra Leone Perspective: James Bangura
• Q&A
Closing comments: Jonna Mazet & William Bazeyo
FACILITATORS
• UC Davis: Woutrina Smith
• ECHO: Bruce Struminger







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We had the privilege of observing Dr. Bill Ferrier (former director of the California Raptor Center) perform the unusual imping procedure on an injured red-tailed hawk that had been brought to us. It was also a wonderful teaching opportunity for 2 of UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicines Companion Avian & Exotic Animal Service residents, who had the chance to imp a few feathers under Dr. Ferriers supervision.
6 imped feathers later, this red-tailed hawk was released that very same day (after Operations Manager Bret Stedman checked its flying ability on a creance line).
Learn more about imping in this video documenting the procedure!
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