Dr. Saadi Radi has a PhD in Anthropology, with specialization in Health Anthropology, from Université Aix-Marseille (Aix-Marseille University [AMU]) in 1995. She is currently acting as a Consultant and Research Associate at the Centre for Global Studies at Université Internationale de Rabat [International University of Rabat]. As a consultant, she participated specifically, in the evaluation of the Medical Assistance Plan (RAMed) in Morocco for the National Observatory for Human Development (2015-2017). She led the evaluation survey on access to sexual and reproductive health care for sub-Saharan migrant women in Morocco (Association for the fight against AIDS, Doctors without Borders, European Union, Swiss Cooperation).
She also supervised the qualitative survey on the Integration of Refugees in Morocco for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Radi has published some articles on the supernatural and society, namely: “L’explication magique de la maladie et du Malheur” [Supernatural/Magical Phenomenon for the Cause of Sicknesses and Misfortunes] à Khénifra, Maroc, Louvain, Open Edition-Centre Jacques-Berque, in 2014. She has also published a wide range of articles in the area of health and social public policies, including: “Interaction hospitalières au Maroc: les politiques d’accès aux soins dans la perspective des patients, Mondes en développement”, no. 187, 2019 and “La typification des devoirs vis-à-vis des personnes âgées au Maroc. Un flottement entre deux modèles”, Gérontologie et société, n°1/2019 (with J.-N Ferrié). [Hospital Interactions in Morocco: patients perspectives of policies for access to healthcare services], Developing world, no. 187, 2019 and ˝Classification of interactions with senior citizens in Morocco. A distinction between two models˝, Gerontology and Society, n°1/2019] (with J.-N Ferrié). [email protected]
