Robert Kolbila's Fish4Zambia Presentation at the Graduate Student Research Symposium

Robert Kolbila's Fish4Zambia Presentation at the Graduate Student Research Symposium

Robert Kolbila presenting his Fish4Zambia presentation

Congratulations to sociology graduate student Robert Kolbila on his Fish4Zambia presentation at the Graduate Student Research Symposium this past weekend!

Fish4Zambia is multi-methods project conducted in July 2019 among men and women engaged in fishing activities in Zambia’s Lake Bangweulu region.

Fish4Zambia’s goal is to better understand how gender equity and other socioeconomic factors help transition rural children and families towards better food security, nutrition, and economic development through sustainable fisheries productivity. [photo credit: Rita Bouwens]

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