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What if the greatest failure of research is not that it goes unpublished, but that it goes unused?
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What if the greatest failure of research is not that it goes unpublished, but that it goes unused?
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I had never wondered what happened to a project after it was graded.
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By Florence Shedrack
On 15 July 2026, I had the opportunity to represent Shades of Us at the webinar titled Decolonizing Global Health: Practitioner Perceptions and Pathways for Practice, facilitated by Dr. Anthony Francis Mveyange, a development economist and Director of Programs for Synergy at the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC). The session challenged long-held assumptions about power, partnership, and knowledge production in global health. More importantly, it challenged me to rethink what equitable collaboration should truly look like.
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I had never wondered what happened to a project after it was graded.