Geo Diaffe Global brings research, field experience, public health communication, ethics, and storytelling together to make complex knowledge accessible, responsible, and useful for communities, institutions, and global audiences.
This work is grounded in public health, One Health, social science, AI ethics, community engagement, qualitative insight, and knowledge translation. It connects technical evidence with the people, languages, institutions, and communities that shape how knowledge is understood and used.
The goal is not only to communicate research, but to protect trust, strengthen participation, support ethical engagement, and help research serve public good.
Communication and community engagement for an AI and hybrid modeling initiative focused on early community detection and alert of zoonotic diseases in Senegal in the context of climate change.
Communication and community engagement support for Ebola post-exposure prophylaxis research, including social mapping, community-centered messaging, ethical communication, and crisis-sensitive engagement.
Work connected to AI readiness, ethics, public dialogue, responsible digital transformation, and the UNESCO RAM report on Senegal’s artificial intelligence readiness.
Behavior change and qualitative research work focused on nutrition, child development, families, communities, and public health communication.
Co-authored book on decolonial methodologies in African social sciences, connecting fieldwork, ethics, local knowledge, co-construction, and public scholarship.
Research-to-public storytelling through interviews, field stories, experts, community voices, and conversations that make complex issues accessible without losing depth.
The research portfolio is supported by scientific articles and reports on SBCC and nutrition, AI-supported One Health surveillance, mpox epidemic intelligence, COVID-19 community engagement, family planning policy, UNESCO RAM, and decolonial approaches to AI for zoonotic disease detection.
Research communication must respect communities, protect dignity, clarify purpose, avoid extraction, and support informed participation. Geo Diaffe Global approaches fieldwork with cultural intelligence, listening, language sensitivity, and careful framing.
Geo Diaffe Global collaborates with research teams, universities, public health projects, institutions, and community partners to translate evidence into clear communication, public dialogue, training, and media.