Jennifer D. Tapia Boada

Field visit to collect content and conduct interviews to women in rural Bangladesh.

"Our Orbis GESI Advisor, Rose Namukwai, and our WLEH coordinator, Jennifer Tapia Boada, are on the ground in the northern region of rural Bangladesh Rangpur Division, visiting Women-led Green Vision Centres supported by Orbis International in partnership with the Deep Eye Care Foundation.

Author: Jennifer Tapia Boada.
"Very exciting days at #InSightLive2030 Nepal, where I was offered the platform to present the findings of a multi-country training needs assessment conducted in 2024, across Orbis International's country programs. The assessment focuses on empowering Women Leaders in Eye Health as it provides key insights into on-the-ground needs for strengthening both their technical and soft skills"

While working as staff member at Orbis International, I built the www.wleh.org website for the Women Leaders in Eye Health initiative, in its entirety, including the website copy, using pre-defined components designed by the developer vendor.

By: Jennifer Tapia Boada

I started my career in the marketing industry by chance.

After completing an exchange program at a high school in the U.S., I returned to Bolivia to begin my bachelor’s studies, only to find that most of my classmates seemed confident about their paths in life. In contrast, I felt lost and unsure..

By Jennifer Tapia Boada, Karin Heisen, and Melanie Ouma

The 47th session of the HRC’s Annual Discussions on Women’s Rights featured two thematic panels: violence against women and girls with disabilities and gender-equal socioeconomic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

In charge of Newsletter design and copy
By Jennifer Tapia Boada

Thanks to the generosity of Orbis supporters, we’ve donated essential equipment to our partner National Institute of Ophthalmology (INO) in La Paz, Bolivia, to help hundreds of patients get better vision care each year. Project Coordinator in Bolivia, Jennifer Tapia Boada.

Meet Jennifer
Name: Jennifer Tapia Bodia
Location: Geneva, Switzerland / La Paz, Bolivia
Tell us a little about yourself: I am an avid learner and passionate about contributing to social endeavours that have a positive impact on society! With a multifaceted background, I proudly highlight my interests and work undertaken in the last couple of years: human rights advocacy, international relations, and corporate social responsibility!

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By Jennifer Tapia B / GICJ
“Menstrual health is an important determinant for the realisation of all human rights of women and girls,” said Ms Michelle Bachelet, High Commissioner for Human Rights, during the opening statement of the panel discussion on menstrual hygiene management, human rights, and gender equality. Ms Bachelet sustained that in the last decade, States have adopted measures for addressing menstruation and improving access to menstrual products, however, while these achievements should be celebrated, there is still a long way to go to achieve further progress.

Looking forward to speaking about Orbis International's Gender Training efforts at 2030 IN SIGHT LIVE!, an important meeting dedicated to the elimination of avoidable blindness and visual impairment by 2030.
Review the program and register today at iapb.org/2030LIVE International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB)

Visuals by: Jennifer Tapia Boada

Today we want to highlight the work of another #UPEACER Jennifer Tapia, who is an avid advocate for the right to development, corporate social responsibility, and sustainable development. In her article, she considers the evolution of the right to development and its importance in achieving sustainable development. ⁠
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The Orbis team arrived at #INSIGHTLIVE 2030 Mexico yesterday! 👏
This morning, Jennifer Tapia Boada Project Coordinator for Orbis International in Latin America and the Caribbean, joined a panel of experts to share insights on gender equity in eye health.

Tema: La brecha digital de género en tiempos de la pandemia COVID-19
Traducido al español por: Jennifer Tapia Boada
El panel de discusión sobre la integración de la perspectiva de género se llevó a cabo durante la 22ª reunión del 48 periodo de sesiones del Consejo de Derechos Humanos.