Y-ACT Youth Steering Committee
U of T African Scholars Recipient
Miss Oakville UW 2024

Jonta Kamara is a health system and policy analyst and model on a mission to improve health service delivery, research capacity, and local manufacturing of medical supplies in Africa.

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Jonta Kamara’s Expertise

Hope for Refugees International Speaking Engagement

SPEAKER

Spoken at Tedx events, University of Toronto events, and Hope for Refugees International Conference.

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RESEARCH

Over 3 years of quantitative and qualitative research experience in the academic, government, and private sectors.

MODEL

Jonta is Miss Oakville United World 2024, a fashion model, influencer, and content creator.

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Latest Blog Posts

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Want to Work at the UN? Here is What You Need to Know
Want to Work at the UN? Here is What You Need to Know

Ready to kickstart your UN career? Drawing from my experience at UNICEF, I am sharing opportunities at the United Nations to launch your international development career.

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38th African Union (AU) Summit and the Health Agenda on the Continent
38th African Union (AU) Summit and the Health Agenda on the Continent

An analysis of the 38th African Union Summit, examining Africa's healthcare developments through initiatives in primary healthcare reform and AUDA-NEPAD's expanding role in strengthening regional systems. This research explores how the Summit's focus on innovative financing and the goal of 60% local vaccine production by 2040 signals Africa's path toward healthcare independence.

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Hey Africa, let's invest in data systems & women researchers.
Hey Africa, let's invest in data systems & women researchers.

Reflecting on my journey as the only woman trainee in the WHO-TDR SORT IT course, I highlight the need to invest in both data systems and women researchers in Africa. While publications matter, the true impact emerges when research evidence transforms into meaningful policy change.

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