Amazing opportunity to donate! Sif you are an OSU or CCS alum or an advocate for social justice. GIVE!!!Dr. Tina Pierce Social Justice Scholarship https://t.co/evkyNdGbLO
Ask and they will tell. Lesbians share why it is so important for organizations to train their staff in compassionate care and treating the whole patient. Thanks for sharing the research Michele Battle-Fisher and Julia Applegate. @EquitasHealth#TCC2020
Zoe Fawcett Freggens shares an amazing talk on her research around pregnancy in the LGBTQ+ community for our non-fem members having babies and how healthcare orgs can/need to do to advocate for their patients. BRAVO #TCC2020@zoefawcett_
Amazing panel with Bryan Jones, Gio Santiago, and Mikayla Robinson. As white people when we are invited in it is to listen...thanks ya'll. fly on the wall...🐝 noflyemoji #TCC2020
When Faith was Compassionate and Cruel presented by Lisbeth Melendez-Rivera. Great perspective on the church and it's work on Communities and HIV and what more could/should be done. Thank you for your insight. #TCC2020
Time to make a change. Healthcare must meet LGBTQ people where they are and provide holistic healthcare to us."When I dare to be powerful-to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid." A. Lorde #TCC2020 @jessicahalem
Shelby Dawkins, MHA (@dawkins_sl) from @OSUCCC_James’ Center for a Cancer Health Equity joins #CHEConf20 in giving a fantastic talk on “Culturally Compassionate Communication: Caring for LGBTQ+ Patients and Families.”
Day 2 of our @OSUCCC_James Annual Cancer Health Equity Conference is underway! #CHEConf20
Here are my first intro slides to set the tone...
We CAN’T talk about equity without addressing disparities among people of color.
"Whether we choose to talk about it or not, race and racism is omnipresent. The more we avoid race and racism the more they will impact our society, communities, schools, and classrooms." Part I: What is race and why does it matter
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