Health Education for Women and Girls Must Not Be at the Expense of Data Privacy, Security, and Rights
By Kati Collective
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Health and education are inextricably linked. As the Covid-19 pandemic swept the globe, we saw waves of misinformation, misunderstanding, and lack of access to factual and helpful information.
While COVID-19 disrupted social and economic aspects of almost everyone’s lives—with women being disproportionately negatively impacted—the pandemic also advanced the field of digital health in many ways. World governments and multi-national organizations, recognizing the acute need to create digital tools for health education, rushed to respond which resulted in a proliferation of digital health services and tools.
