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X-WR-CALNAME:Forum on Medicine\, Race and Ethnicity in St. Louis\, Past to 
 Future
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DESCRIPTION:The Medical Humanities Program and the Center for Race\, Ethnic
 ity & Equity will co-host a Forum on Medicine\, Race\, and Ethnicity in St
 . Louis\, Past to Future. \n\nAlong with a welcome by Gerald Early\, the M
 erle Kling Professor of Modern Letters and director of the Center for Race
 \, Ethnicity and Equity\, and keynote address by Will Ross\, MD\, associat
 e dean of diversity at Washington University School of Medicine\, 22 speak
 ers (complete list found here)\, including scholars\, public health leader
 s\, artists\, and citizens of St. Louis\, will take part in six moderated 
 panels: \n\nThe History and Legacy of Pruitt-IgoeThe History and Legacy of
  Homer G. Phillips Hospital Questions of Health and Wellbeing in the St. L
 ouis Latin American CommunityBodies at Risk: Obstetrics\, Trauma\, and Dis
 easeQuestions of Health and Wellbeing in the St. Louis Asian CommunityActi
 vist and Reparative Art This is a public-facing event and all members of t
 he university and broader St. Louis community are welcome. Event registrat
 ion is encouraged and free of charge. Lunch will be offered to attendees. 
  \n\nThe Forum on Medicine\, Race\, and Ethnicity in St. Louis\, Past to F
 uture is supported by the Office of the Provost and Washington University
 ’s ten-year strategic vision\, Here and Next\, designed to mobilize rese
 arch\, education\, and patient care to establish WashU and St. Louis as a 
 global hub for transformative solutions to the deepest societal challenges
 . When we bring our community together around topics that expand our knowl
 edge and our perspectives\, we stimulate the open\, vibrant environment th
 at will make our strategic vision possible.\n\nThe event is supported by t
 he Center for the History of Medicine at Washington University Medical Sch
 ool\, the Institute for Public Health\, and the WashU & Slavery Project.\n
 \nHeadline image: “At the Heart of It” by Cbabi Bayoc. Bayoc will part
 icipate in the Activist and Reparative Art panel discussion.\n\n \n\nZOOM 
 LINK\n\nRegister here
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LOCATION:Clark-Fox Forum
SUMMARY:Forum on Medicine\, Race and Ethnicity in St. Louis\, Past to Futur
 e
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 _ethnicity_in_st_louis_past_to_future_6624
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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