Eugenia Date-Bah was a
Ghanaian academic and author. She was a member of the Sociology department of the
University of Ghana.[1] She was elected fellow of the
Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2005.[2] Date-Bah once served as the Director of InFocus, an
International Labour Organization programme that focused on crises response and reconstruction, she also once served as the manager of the International Labour Organization's Action Programme for equipping countries emerging from armed conflicts with skills and entrepreneurial training.[3]
Eugenia Date-Bah was a
Ghanaian academic and author. She was a member of the Sociology department of the
University of Ghana.[1] She was elected fellow of the
Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2005.[2] Date-Bah once served as the Director of InFocus, an
International Labour Organization programme that focused on crises response and reconstruction, she also once served as the manager of the International Labour Organization's Action Programme for equipping countries emerging from armed conflicts with skills and entrepreneurial training.[3]