Tsedenia Tewodros, MPH

Public Health Program Associate
Emory University

Tsedenia Tewodros is a Public Health Program Associate at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University. She has an MPH in Global Health from Emory University and works as a researcher on a studies related to nutrition sensitive agriculture, social behavior change and mental health. Previously, Tsedenia worked as part of the M&E team at Alive & Thrive Ethiopia, as a Social Behavior Change and Community Health Fellow at Save the Children U.S., as well as in product development at an Ethiopian telemedicine start-up company.

Poster(s):

• (PO15-22-22) Landscape Analysis of Social and Behavior Change in Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture Programs

• (PO20-45-22) Systematic Review of Social Behavior Change Strategies and Behavior Change Techniques Used in Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture Interventions