Structural Racism and Social Justice Webinar Series
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Advocacy in Structural Racism:
How to Become a Part of the Solution
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Meeta Shah, MD |
Garth Walker, MD |
Derek Robinson, MD, MBA, FACEP |
Congressman Bobby Rush |
- Dr. Meeta Shah, on structuring an effective advocacy-focused OpEd
- Dr. Garth Walker, on tips for physician-led advocacy
- Dr. Derek Robinson, on legislative and structural-based advocacy
- Congressman Bobby Rush, on civil rights activism as an elected leader
Recording of Webinar 3 now available!
Allyship in Structural Racism:
How to Become a Part of the Solution
- Dr. Karriem Watson, on community-based research in allyship
- Dr. Marina Del Rios, on physician allies and social capital in allyship
- Dr. Abdullah Pratt, on community allyship at the interpersonal level
Resources from presenters:
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Karriem S. Watson, DHSc, MS, MPH |
Marina Del Rios, MD, MS |
Abdullah Pratt, MD |
Recording of Webinar 2 now available, including resources introduced by Dr. Ansell and Dr. Schnarr!
Privilege and Implicit Bias: How to Recognize Our Role to Break These Habits
Featuring:
- Dr. David Ansell, examining privilege and its impact on structural racism and social justice
- Dr. Sean Schnarr, discussing Implicit bias, the research behind it and how it works
Resources from the presenters:
- Privilege Walk video
- How to Be a Healthcare Antiracist program flyer
- Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity
- NYU-Langone Health Disparities Symposium
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David Ansell, MD, MPH |
Sean Schnarr, MD |
Recording of Webinar 1 now available! Presentation PDFs to be added shortly
Structural Racism as a Public Health Crisis
Featuring:
- Dr. Ameera Haamid, examining covert and overt racism
- Dr. Linda Rae Murray, sharing examples of racism in medicine
- Dr. Rashid Kysia, exploring the impact of race on structural determinants of health
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Ameera Haamid,
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Linda Rae Murray,
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Rashid Kysia,
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