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PHSAD proudly announces our 38th Annual Health Equity Conference! This conference aims to explore the intersections of Black racial identity, belonging, and cultural humility in community-based work within global public health research and practice. We hope to see you all there!
Join PHSAD after our 38th Annual Health Equity Conference for our Night of Excellence Gala/Reception! Dinner will be provided along with music and an opportunity to mix and mingle with the PHSAD community. Attire is business casual. We hope to see you there!
We are excited to announce the speakers to our 38th Annual Health Equity Conference! Please make sure you are registered via the link in our bio to be a part of this extraordinary moment aimed at Black identity and experiences in global public health and research practice.
🚨PHSAD's 36th Annual Health Equity Conference: "What's Next? Transforming the Climate of Health Ethics, Equity, and Justice in Public Health". is only 5 days away. Please register today and reserve your spot for this monumental conference here : sessions.studentlife.umich.e…
This conference will be streamed live at the link below :
mitrainingcenter.org/courses…
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PHSAD would like to invite you to our 36th Annual Health Equity Conference, "What's Next? Transforming the Climate of Health Ethics, Equity, and Justice in Public Health".
Next week, PHSAD will be hosting a Donut Sale in support of breasts cancer research. From October 12, 2022, in SPH I Lobby from 10am-1pm. Please come out and support and have some delicious donuts! All proceeds will go directly to the American Cancer Society.
Hello Everyone! PHSAD, will be having our first "Family Meeting" this thursday the 15, from 6pm-7pm at the School of Public Health Cornely Community Room.
Please come out!
Come to the front desk of SPH 1 for a treat! We decided to make Black History Month a little longer ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
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Join us 2/13/19, 9:00am at UM ISR
"Residential segregation, where most blacks reside in the city and most whites reside in Detroit’s suburbs, is not primarily due to income differences, occupational differences, or educational differences between blacks and whites" - Dr. Darden.
Bake Sale today! 🧁🍪🧁 @ University of Michigan School of Public Health: MPH Online Program instagram.com/p/Btd5lBXgnz9/…





















