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Sandra Willis

Columbia University, New York (USA)

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Columbia University, New York (USA) - irector of Policy & Advocacy in the Global Mental Health Lab in Teachers Col_x0002_lege, Columbia University. She advises on multiple grants informing mental health policy and development through targeted research programs essen_x0002_tial to the implementation of mental health strategies into the humanitar_x0002_ian-development nexus. Dr Willis also serves as the Director of Learning & Knowledge Development in World Enabled, an affiliate of the University of California at Berkeley

Policy Briefs

G20 Italy 2021

Towards humanistic metrics of success for G20 economies

TF6 - Social Cohesion and the Future of Welfare Systems
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Romina Boarini (OECD), Michael Green (Social Progress Imperative), Franklin Murillo (Social Progress Imperative), Katharina Lima de Miranda (THE NEW INSTITUTE), Dennis J. Snower (Global Solutions Initiative), Victor Santiago Pineda (World ENABLED, Berkeley CA (USA)), Helen Verdeli (Columbia University, New York (USA)), Sandra Willis (Columbia University, New York (USA))

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