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In our newest blog post, public health student Karys Amatie reflects on her experience participating in the HESP-GPS program and traveling to Ghana. Drawing from both personal insight and public health research, Karys explores the vital intersections of communication, culture, and equity in global health contexts.

As a first-generation Ghanaian-American, Karys shares how this journey allowed her to reconnect with her heritage while deepening her understanding of culturally responsive, community-driven care. Her reflections emphasize the importance of humility, intention, and respect in cross-cultural health work.

Visit the HESP Blog on Monday to read more about Karys’s experience and insights.