Maggie Woo Kinshella (@MaggieWooK) is the Global Health Research Coordinator with PRE-EMPT (PREgnancy Evidence, Monitoring, Partnerships and Treatment), IMCHA (Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa) and BEMEQ (Burden Ethnographic Modeling Evaluation Qaujilisaaqtuq) projects in the Departments of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Pathology at UBC as well as a qualitative research consultant for ETNA (Evaluation of Technologies for Neonates in Africa) with CICH (Centre for International Child Health). Additionally, Maggie is a PhD student in the Reproductive and Developmental Sciences (RDS) program, working with Dr Rajavel Elango and the Elango Lab. Her PhD research focuses on maternal diet and pregnancy hypertension in sub-Saharan Africa led by Dr Peter von Dadelszen, which will recruit around 12,000 pregnant women and women of reproductive age in Kenya, Mozambique and the Gambia to better understand placental conditions. Maggie holds a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, UBC Four-Year Doctoral Scholarship, Friedman Award for Scholars in Health and is one of the Emerging Voices for Global Health 2020. Maggie obtained a MA in Cultural Medical Anthropology and a BA in Psychology and Anthropology from UBC. Maggie is passionate about global health, gender and reducing inequalities in health.