A remote training program for women who cannot be seen learning is mostly a language, design, and logistics problem. If you can translate, build, write, or organise, there is work here that a clinician cannot do.
Clinical material has to survive translation without losing precision. This is the single biggest bottleneck in the program.
Turning physician-written notes into lessons that work at low bandwidth, on a phone, in short sessions.
Reviewing how we handle names, sessions, and communication so that participation never becomes evidence against anyone.
Introductions to field organisations and funders who can anchor a first cohort. Warm introductions are worth more than applications.
This is an unaffiliated, self-funded volunteer effort. There is no salary, no office, and no guarantee of a cohort date. What there is: a defined problem, sourced numbers, and a refusal to promise more than ninety days can deliver.