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The Phoenix Project Webinar Series: Launch of the Phoenix Crowdsourcing Open Call
Join us for The Phoenix Project Capacity-Strengthening Webinar Series, a structured series of virtual sessions to build knowledge and mobilize diverse stakeholders before the open call. Our session on 30 October 2025 will be an informational webinar to share details and answer prospective participant questions about the Phoenix Project Crowdsourcing Open Call.
This webinar is free and open to all. Registration is required to receive the Zoom webinar link. Register to attend.
Featured Speaker
Progress Agboola
Progress Agboola is a medical doctor and global health professional with over six years of
experience in designing and implementing impactful community health projects across diverse
cultural settings. He has extensive experience working with both local and international
organizations to address health disparities and improve healthcare access for underserved
populations in Africa. With a strong background in both healthcare delivery and public health, Progress is deeply committed to advancing healthcare systems and creating lasting, positive change through research, advocacy, and program management. In his role with INSPIRE, he serves as coordinator for the Engagement Core.
About the Phoenix Project
The mythical phoenix, symbolizing rebirth and resilience, inspires this project’s focus on the adaptability and sustainability of HIV programs amid shifting resources and policies. As many programs in resource-constrained settings face funding cuts, policy changes, and health system integration, there is an urgent need for capacity strengthening and the sharing of best practices. The Phoenix Project offers a timely platform to surface and amplify solutions that safeguard services, minimize disruptions, and reinforce community leadership. By capturing diverse perspectives and practical strategies, the project seeks to strengthen program resilience, promote scalable and sustainable financing models, and generate evidence to guide policies and donor investments in Africa and other low-resource regions.