Alexa Miller
Alexa Miller, a trained artist and art educator who helps medical professionals refine observational skills through art, speaks about art and uncertainty.
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Judy Norsigian, Wendy Chavkin, Charlie Ruth Castro, and Nashira Baril
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of “Our Bodies, Ourselves,” Judy Norsigian, Dr. Wendy Chavkin, Nashira Baril, and Charlie Ruth Castro discuss the past and progress of reproductive justice.
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Patricia Williams
Patricia Williams, Distinguished Professor of Law and Humanities at Northeastern University School of Law, discusses the racism embedded in our society’s structure and how the law contributes.
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Lori T. Freeman and Elizabeth Peralta
Lori T. Freeman, CEO of the National Association of Country & City Health Officials, and Elizabeth Peralta, former Executive Director of the National Supermarket Association, discuss the treatment, perception, and concerns of frontline workers during Covid-19.
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Abdul El-Sayed
Physician, epidemiologist, former city Health Commissioner, and progressive activist Abdul El-Sayed details the advantages of universal healthcare.
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Marshall Shepherd, Madeleine Thomson, and Rachel Kyte
Marshall Shepherd, Distinguished Professor of Geography and Atmospheric Sciences at University of Georgia; Rachel Kyte, dean of The Fletcher School at Tufts University; and Madeleine Thomson, interim head of Our Health, Our Planet at the Wellcome Trust discuss strategies for combating climate change.
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Amani Allen
Dr. Amani Allen, Executive Associate Dean at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, explores race and socioeconomic inequities as social determinants of health.
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Arjumand Siddiqi
Dr. Arjumand Siddiqi, professor of epidemiology at the University of Toronto, discusses the caveats of health equity and what needs to be prioritized.
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Mike Siegel and David Jernigan
Drs. Mike Siegel and David Jernigan discuss lessons learned from the MACH trial and how industry inflects public health research.
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Mario Rosser
During Black History Month, Mario Rosser, candidate for New York City Council, reflects on relationships between politics, cities, and health.
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