Nelson Mandela once said:
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world."
But when there are so many challenges - political, scientific and health-related - knowing where to start can feel overwhelming.
On the International Day of Education (24 January), it's important to remember that meaningful change doesn't begin somewhere far away. Impact on any scale starts with each of us, in our own communities, homes and workplaces.
That's especially true for global health. Despite the word global, its essence is local: the challenges faced in one place are connected to those everywhere else. You don't need to travel across the world to make a difference; it starts at home.
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