Working groups
Alexa is a passionate and experienced international development and global health professional with a background in program management, consulting, research, epidemiology, and health communication.
Her previous experience includes working as an epidemiologist for a state-wide tuberculosis program, coordinating SRHR programs in six countries in the Pacific, leading the expansion of partnerships on NCD research in Africa, and implementing the first cervical screening and treatment program in Tuvalu. Her motivation for being involved in any program or partnership lies in eliminating health disparities and inequity via sustainable program development.
Public Health Action
Tess Keam, Naomi Pank, Ar Kar Aung, Alexa Murray, Kailiang Huang, Jane Greig, Geoff Chan, Christopher Masah, K. Kaison, Scott Umali
Public Health Action
Tess Keam, Naomi Pank, Ar Kar Aung, Alexa Murray, Kailiang Huang, Jane Greig, Geoff Chan, Christopher Masah, K. Kaison, Scott Umali
Public Health Action
Tess Keam, Naomi Pank, Ar Kar Aung, Alexa Murray, Kailiang Huang, Jane Greig, Geoff Chan, Christopher Masah, K. Kaison, Scott Umali
Infectious diseases are an increasing global health threat, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
We work to increase access to new diagnostic tools for malaria, reduce health inequities and accelerate malaria elimination.
This project aims to strengthen operational research capacity for tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea through structured training, mentorship and research.
We're a partner in a multi-stakeholder response to the major tuberculosis epidemic in Western Province, Papua New Guinea.
The project aims to to reduce malaria and other vector-borne infectious diseases in the South-Pacific i