Peer Youth Education in Kenya

Duke Master of Science in Global Health student Chelsea Whittle, who recently defended her master’s thesis on the peer youth educator model in Kibera, discusses her experience conducting an evaluation of a health program in one of the largest slums on the African continent.

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