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RIPS Honors Distinguished Alumnus Prof. John Kwasi Anarfi

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January 29, 2021
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RIPS Honors Distinguished Alumnus Prof. John Kwasi Anarfi

In a heartfelt tribute to its esteemed alumni, RIPS honored the legacy of Prof. John Kwasi Anarfi during its 50th-anniversary celebrations. Prof. Anarfi, an internationally recognized scholar in HIV/AIDS, migration, and gender studies, has made significant contributions to population research in Africa, positioning RIPS as a leader in understanding social and demographic dynamics. His work not only shed light on key population issues but also pioneered approaches to addressing complex health and social challenges in Ghana and beyond.

RIPS’s tribute underscored Prof. Anarfi’s role in advancing studies that have influenced public health policies and migration frameworks, particularly those addressing vulnerable populations. His legacy lives on at RIPS, inspiring current students and researchers to pursue studies that have the potential to transform society. As part of the anniversary events, RIPS announced a scholarship in Prof. Anarfi’s name, ensuring that his commitment to impactful research will continue to shape future generations of African population scholars. This scholarship reflects RIPS’s dedication to nurturing talent that can tackle Africa’s evolving population challenges.

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