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Auxiliary Event - Multisectoral Meet, Map, Match: Diving into SBC Connections

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Tired of awkward conference small talk? Dive into a lively networking session for SBC professionals, researchers, practitioners, and civil society colleagues co-hosted by Sabin Vaccine Institute and UNICEF. Through fast-moving "Go Fish!" icebreakers and "School of Fish" topic huddles, participants will connect around shared interests, practical challenges, and collaboration opportunities across sectors. Expect music, movement, conversation prompts, and light facilitation. You'll leave with new contacts, useful ideas, and people you are excited to follow up with after the conference.

Jun 24, 2026 17:30 - 19:30(America/Panama)
Venue : Istmo - 2
20260624T1730 20260624T1930 America/Panama Auxiliary Event - Multisectoral Meet, Map, Match: Diving into SBC Connections

Tired of awkward conference small talk? Dive into a lively networking session for SBC professionals, researchers, practitioners, and civil society colleagues co-hosted by Sabin Vaccine Institute and UNICEF. Through fast-moving "Go Fish!" icebreakers and "School of Fish" topic huddles, participants will connect around shared interests, practical challenges, and collaboration opportunities across sectors. Expect music, movement, conversation prompts, and light facilitation. You'll leave with new contacts, useful ideas, and people you are excited to follow up with after the conference.

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