Dr. Chelsea Jalloh (she/her) completed her Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD in Education at the University of Manitoba. For over 15 years, Chelsea has worked within the fields of community health and education with a particular focus on groups experiencing health inequities. For the past 8 years, Chelsea has worked at the University of Manitoba in the field of health professions education; in 2021 she joined the Office of Education and Faculty Development as an Educational Specialist for the Max Rady College of Medicine. Themes of social determinants of health, social accountability, and systemic change to respond to community-identified priorities extend throughout her work, studies, research, and volunteering. A proud Auntie of an energetic 6-year-old living with cystic fibrosis, Chelsea is a provincial advocate and active member of the Manitoba Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada.
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2024 is a milestone year for the Gallivan Golf Tournament for Cystic Fibrosis, and the Gallivan Team is motivated more than ever to continue to improve the lives of those living with CF.
Since 1984, The Gallivan has raised an incredible 2.5 million dollars through the participation and generosity of players, donors and sponsors. 100% of proceeds from the event are channeled back into CF Research, with the goal of helping the scientific community continue its’ mission of one day finding a cure for cystic fibrosis.
Registration for new players will be available soon!
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My name is Mia Gaudenzi and I’m 12 years old. I was born a seemingly healthy baby until around 3 years old when I became ill with pneumonia regularly. Doctors just thought I was unlucky until I had my sweat chloride tests to rule out CF.
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