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Wisdom Wednesday

Dr. Hawa Abdi: The Doctor Who Defended Humanity πŸ₯🌍

Ever heard of Dr. Hawa Abdi? If not, here’s your dose of inspiration! πŸ’‰πŸ’ͺ

A Somali doctor, human rights activist, and ABSOLUTE LEGEND, she turned her own land into a hospital and refuge, providing medical care to over 90,000 displaced people, completely free of charge.

She stood firm against armed militantsπŸ™…β€β™€, refusing to back down in the face of danger, showing that courage and compassion go hand in hand. 😳πŸ”₯

Her wisdom?
"My mission is to bring peace and hope to people who have none."

A reminder that medicine isn’t just about treating diseasesβ€”it’s about standing up for people when no one else will. πŸ’š
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#Hope #peace

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Can You Sue Someone for Breaking Your Heart? πŸ’”βš–οΈ

Did you know❓
In China, a man actually sued his ex-girlfriend for β€œemotional damages” after she ghosted him in a long-term relationship. πŸ“±πŸ˜² The court ruled that her sudden disappearance caused him significant distress.

Imagine living in a world where every β€œwe need to talk” conversation comes with legal paperwork and a signed agreement. πŸ“‘πŸ˜‚

Love might be priceless, but apparently, heartbreak isn’tβ€”it’s now got a price tag! πŸ’‘

Remember, emotional well-being and the right to be treated with dignity are fundamental human rights. πŸ’‘βœŠπŸ’™

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🌟 Wisdom Wednesday 🌟

πŸ—£πŸ—£ "Brilliance knows no gender, but history often forgets the women who prove it."

Meet ✨✨ Dr. Gerty Cori ✨✨ – The Woman Who Unlocked the Secrets of Energy in Our Cells

At a time when women in science were ignored, Dr. Gerty Cori made a discovery that changed medicine forever. πŸ§ͺ⚑ She uncovered how the body converts sugar into energyβ€”a breakthrough that led to modern treatments for diabetes and metabolic diseases.

πŸ”¬ But while her husband, Carl Cori, was celebrated, she was pushed into the shadowsβ€”offered only low-ranking research positions and lower pay. Still, she refused to be overlooked. She kept working, kept discovering, kept proving the world wrong. And in 1947, she became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

πŸ’‘πŸ“– Let this be a reminder that true impact isn’t measured by recognition, but by the lives changedβ€”and Dr. Cori’s work continues to save millions today.

#WisdomWednesday ✨
#BreakingBarriers πŸ”¬

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Did Your Barber Just Perform Surgery? βœ‚οΈβš•οΈ

Did you know❓Back in the 1800s, barbers and dentists were often the same person! That’s right. if you went in for a haircut, you might have also walked out with a tooth pulled or even minor surgery 😱. The famous barber pole (red, white, and blue stripes) actually represents bloodletting and medical procedures. πŸ©ΈπŸ’ˆ

Imagine sitting down for a trim and hearing, β€œWhile I’m at it, want me to check that cavity?” πŸ˜‚ Talk about a one-stop shop for pain and style!

πŸ’‘Remember, access to safe and professional medical care is a fundamental human rightβ€”leave the surgeries to the surgeons! πŸ’‘βœŠ

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🧬 World Down Syndrome Day – March 21, 2025 🧬

Today, we recognize World Down Syndrome Day, a moment to reflect on the importance of inclusive healthcare πŸ₯, education πŸ“š, and social support 🀝 for individuals with Down syndrome.

This year's theme, "Improve Our Support Systems," urges us to strengthen medical, rehabilitative, and community resources πŸ’ͺ to ensure holistic care and improved quality of life 🌟.

🌍 Did you know? Around 5.4 million people worldwide live with Down syndrome. While life expectancy has improved thanks to medical advances, disparities in healthcare access and societal stigma still exist.

πŸ’ͺ As future healthcare professionals, it is our responsibility to drive change. By advocating for early interventions, inclusive policies, and patient-centered care, we can help build a system that serves everyone.

πŸ’– Let’s create a world where no one is left behind in their journey to health and happiness.

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🌟CALL FOR PROJECT MANAGER & ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER🌟

✨Are you passionate about making healthcare more inclusive? Want to lead a meaningful project that creates real impact?

We are launching a Sign Language Training, and looking for dedicated members to take the lead as Project Manager and Assistant Project Manager! πŸ€πŸ’š

  Why join?
βœ”οΈ Lead a meaningful project that promotes inclusivity in healthcare
βœ”οΈ Work closely with professionals and fellow students
βœ”οΈ Gain hands-on experience in project planning and execution
βœ”οΈ Make a lasting impact on medical communication accessibility
βœ”οΈEarn a certificate for your contribution

As part of this leadership team, you’ll:

πŸ’‘ Plan and coordinate the training sessions πŸ“…
🀝 Collaborate with experts to ensure high-quality learning πŸ‘©β€πŸ«
πŸ“’ Promote the initiative and engage participants 🎯
πŸ” Oversee key preparations and coordination to make the project a success βœ…

πŸ“© Apply now and be part of this impactful journey!

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🌟 Wisdom Wednesday 🌟

πŸ—£πŸ—£ "Medicine must never again be used as a weapon against human rights."

Meet ✨ The Nuremberg Code ✨ – The Rulebook That Saved Ethics in Medicine

Imagine a world where doctors could experiment on people without consentβ€”terrifying, right? Well, that was reality during World War II, when Nazi doctors conducted horrific experiments on prisoners. The world was outraged, and in 1947, the Nuremberg Code was born!

🩺 What did it do?
It established informed consent as the golden rule of medical research, meaning no one can be used as a test subject without full knowledge and agreement. This was the first step toward modern medical ethics, shaping how research is done today.

πŸ’‘πŸ“– Let this be a reminder: Science must serve humanity, not harm it.

#WisdomWednesday ✨ #MedicalEthics πŸ”¬ #HumanRights

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πŸš€ IT’S FINALLY HERE – THE SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR! πŸŽ‰

SCORP-AA is back with an Ethiopian Sign Language + Medical Sign Language Training  and this time, it’s bigger and better than ever! πŸ’‘

Here’s what you’ll gain:
βœ… Ethiopian Sign Language – Level 1 & Level 2
βœ… Earn an Official Certificate upon completion
βœ… Engage in Meaningful Outreach with the Deaf Community
✨ …Plus more exciting opportunities!

πŸ’‘ Want to be part of this journey?

πŸ‘‰Fill out this Form so we can tailor the course to your needs!
The more we know, the better we can help you learn.

πŸ“’ Registration opens soon – stay tuned! Don’t miss your chance to learn a skill that bridges gaps and changes lives. πŸ‘
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The Man Who Gave the Deaf a Voice: Abbe Charles-Michel de l’ÉpΓ©e πŸ‘βœ¨

Imagine living in a world where you couldn’t express your thoughtsπŸ’­, where society saw you as incapable simply because you were deaf. That was the reality for many before one man changed everything.

AbbΓ© Charles-Michel de l’ÉpΓ©e, an 18th-century French educator, believed that deaf individuals had the right to education and communication. While others dismissed them, he saw their potentialπŸ’‘. Using hand signs already in use by the deaf community, he developed the first standardized sign language systemβ€”laying the foundation for what would become modern sign languages. πŸ—£οΈβž‘οΈπŸ€Ÿ

In 1760, he established the world’s first free school for the deaf, proving that with the right tools, deaf individuals could learn, succeed, and thrive.

✍His story is a reminder that true change happens when we choose to see ability instead of limitation.

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πŸ’₯Fun FridayπŸ’₯

Did you know that sign language isn’t universal?🌏 Different countries have their own versions, just like spoken languages!

Today’s sign: β€œThank youβ€πŸ™
Try it out! Just place the fingertips of one hand near your chin and gently move your hand forward. Easy, right?
It’s a small gesture with a big impact😊

Let’s spread kindness, not just with words, but with signs too!

#FunFriday #SignLanguageIsCool #LearnSomethingNew #InclusionMatters

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Meet Helen Keller: A True Inspiration Who Changed the World Without Hearing or Sight

Born in 1880, Helen Keller lost both her hearing and sight at just 19 months old. But that didn’t stop her from becoming one of the most influential voices in history.

With the help of her teacher Anne Sullivan , Helen learned to communicate through tactile sign language, a groundbreaking achievement at the time.

She went on to become the first deaf-blind person to earn a college degree πŸŽ“, author 12 books πŸ“š, and travel the world as a speaker and activist for the rights of the deaf, blind, and disabled community ✊.

✍Helen proved that disability does not define your ability. Her courage and determination opened doors for millions and changed the way the world sees communication, education, and inclusion.

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Your Face Is Part of the Sentence!

Think your face is just for showing emotion? In sign language it's doing so much more.

Facial expressions are actually part of the grammar.
They’re called non-manual markers, and they help show tone, questions, negation, and emotion.

❓Asking a yes/no question? Raise your eyebrows 🀨
Stating something negativeπŸ™…? Shake your head while signing
Feeling surprised or excited? Let your face show it πŸ˜²πŸ˜„

In Sign Language,  your hands are the words and your face is the punctuation, tone, and emojis, all in one!

#FunFriday #SignLanguageFacts #YourFaceSpeaksToo

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🌟 Wisdom Wednesday


Dr. Frank Peter Hochman – Deaf Before It Was β€œAllowed”
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Born in 1935 and Deaf since birth, Dr. Frank Hochman became a physician when the idea of a Deaf doctor was unthinkable.

His career in medicine challenged the norms of his time and opened doors for future Deaf professionals.

🧠 Frank didn't wait for permission , he made space.


πŸ‘ SCORP stands with every person daring to go first; the pioneers, the fighters, the ones who show us it’s possible.

Let’s keep making space β€” inclusive, accessible, and just. ✨

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Beyond The Oath: Human Rights, Peace & Advocacy in Ethiopian Healthcare

πŸ“’Are you a medical student who believes healing goes beyond prescriptions?
πŸ“’Do you want to be a voice for justice and a leader in peacebuilding?

Then this capacity building webinar is for you

Join SCORP-AA for a 3-session capacity building series where we dive into:
✨ The link between human rights & healthcare
✨ The role of medics in conflict zones & underserved communities
✨ Policy-making& your place in it
✨ How to become an advocate for equity & peace, starting now

Session 1 Speaker:Helina Bekele
βž–Human Rights Professional (LLB in law, LLM Candidate)
βž–Former President of Hawassa University Law Students Association
βž–Co-founder & former vice president of Merahit Women Empowerment Club

Expect interactive case studies, hands-on advocacy tools & a network of future changemakers
🌟Get Certified after completing all 3 sessions!

πŸ—“: Wednesday, April 23
πŸ•: 1:30 PM LT
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Ready to explore how medicine can be a force for justice, peace, and change?

Join us for our capacity building series starting tomorrow!

Expect bold conversations, real-life case studies, practical advocacy tools  and a certificate after completing the 3 sessions!

πŸ—“: Wednesday, April 23
πŸ•: 1:30 PM LT
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πŸŽ‰ we would like to extend our gratitude to all the amazing participants who joined us in our first CB session and a heartfelt appreciation to our trainer, Helina Bekele for her great and timely insights.

✨Together, we explored new ideas, built valuable skills, and strengthened our collective capacity to grow and advocate for justice and equality.

✨we look forward to seeing you all in our upcoming sessions focusing on policy making process, inclusiveness and many more.

✨ To make the upcoming sessions more remarkable, please fill this post evaluation form and let us know your feed backπŸ’š

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