Wild mountain gorillas are the ideal One Health sentinels – their survival depends on habitat protection, controlling poaching and human conflict, preventing zoonotic disease transmission, and managing tourism activities. Gorilla Doctors, a non-profit organization working in Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, exemplifies One Health in action. Their innovative program includes providing preventative medicine for people who contact gorillas, monitoring gorilla’s health in the wild, and protecting essential habitats.

Raising awareness on AMR to community of Rwanda needs go choose a giid target population who is going to inspire others and make them fight AMR and understand well the concept of One Health.Women ,elementary school children and Teachers perform a big role in the development of families and community at large.

University of Global Health Equity is planning to host a global and cross-disciplinary photo challenge for undergraduate students. Five universities across several continents will be invited to form student teams (5-10 students per university) and participate in this challenge. The event will be kicked off with a lecture on one health and an introduction to the photo challenge. Teams will then have 3 weeks to take photos that answer to a given prompt.