A frequent speaker in a variety of U.S. and international settings, Dr. Schiavo is fluent in English, Italian, and Portuguese. Through her presentations, workshops, and lectures she has been contributing to advancing health and social agendas, as well as educational, professional development, and community engagement objectives, across different professionals and country settings. She writes and speaks on topics at the intersection of health equity, global health, medicine, healthcare, health systems, health and risk communication, social and behavioral change communication (SBCC), community engagement, health policy, advocacy, multisectoral partnerships, social innovation, and international development.
Renata has been speaking at national and international conferences, universities, nonprofit organizations, community centers, government agencies, hospitals, companies, and in many other settings. She has given scientific presentations and workshops in the United States, and many other countries including Angola, Argentina, Brazil, France, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Rwanda, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Below is a short list of sample conferences and organizations where she has been speaking. Contact Renata for your next speaking or workshop event!
Renata has been speaking at national and international conferences, universities, nonprofit organizations, community centers, government agencies, hospitals, companies, and in many other settings. She has given scientific presentations and workshops in the United States, and many other countries including Angola, Argentina, Brazil, France, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Rwanda, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Below is a short list of sample conferences and organizations where she has been speaking. Contact Renata for your next speaking or workshop event!
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