Equiteas
Equiteas
noun / (eh·kwuh·tees)
Gatherings that provide a space for students, faculty, and staff to discuss issues and topics related to power, privilege, diversity, and equity as they manifest at Mailman and in our communities here and abroad.
Upcoming Equiteas
Stay tuned for future Equiteas!
Past Equiteas
2021
February 25: Gender Affirming Care at CUIMC Panel
March 9: OutList @ Work with Dr. Dustin Duncan, Bethany Jankunis, and Vanessa Gonzalez-Siegel
2020
October 20th: One Book, One School- Exploring antiracism in dialogue with Dr. Jasmine McDonald and Dr. Rachel Shelton
October 13th: One Book, One School- Exploring antiracism in dialogue with Dr. Patrick Wilson and Dr. Dustin Duncan
October 8th: One Book, One School- Exploring antiracism in dialogue with Dr. Goleen Samari and Dr. Stephanie Grillo
April 10: Clinician Perspectives Panel on Mental Health Stigma as part of Lifting the Veil: De-Stigmatizing Mental Health in Communities of Color
March 26: Thrive Talks as part of Lifting the Veil: De-Stigmatizing Mental Health in Communities of Color
2019
February 5: Religion & Food as part of Religion and Public Health Series
February 11: Religion & Menstruation as part of Religion and Public Health Series
February 5: Religion, Meditation, & Public Health as part of Religion and Public Health Series
2018
October 16: Why Capable People Suffer From Imposter Syndrome and How to Thrive in Spite of It
October 17: Immigrant Children Separated From Their Family at the Border
December 3: Activism 101
2017
February 5: Addressing LGBTQ+ Health Disparities
October 3: Addressing the Effects of Gentrification: Partnering with the Neighborhood
November 6: Improving the Healthcare Experiences of Undocumented Immigrants
2016
October 26: How Could the Core Better Prepare Us to Seek Equity and Justice for Vulnerable Populations?
November 29: Characterizing and Measuring Racism: Implications for Health, Equity, and the Mailman Experience
March 8: Islamophobia and Mental Health: Strategies for Coping and Resistance