Contribute to the Global Vaccine Poem
Poets from Kent State University and the Wicke Poetry Center have created a beautiful community-driven project: writing a global vaccine … Continue reading Contribute to the Global Vaccine Poem
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Communicating Hope: the 2021 CSL Conference
Registration is open for the 2021 Community Service Learning (CSL) conference at UT Health San Antonio. This year’s theme is … Continue reading Communicating Hope: the 2021 CSL Conference
Conversations about (Pandemic) Ethics: Ethical COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Design and Equitable Distribution
If there were one COVID vaccine educational conference I could send to my mom and dad and the whole world, … Continue reading Conversations about (Pandemic) Ethics: Ethical COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Design and Equitable Distribution
Eli Saslow On Coronavirus
This week, I have been captivated by a series in the Washington Post by Eli Saslow, author of Rising Out … Continue reading Eli Saslow On Coronavirus
History of Medicine Lectures this month
The PI Nixon Library at UT Health San Antonio is celebrating 50 years of service as a repository of wisdom … Continue reading History of Medicine Lectures this month
Video: From Generosity to Justice
Ford Foundation President Darren Walker spoke to our community about social justice, generosity, and service work during the 2020 Ewing … Continue reading Video: From Generosity to Justice
An Open Public Conversation: From Generosity to Justice
The Ewing Halsell Distinguished Lecture Series, Presented by the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics Join us on Thursday, Sept. 10, … Continue reading An Open Public Conversation: From Generosity to Justice
Healthcare Worker Mental Health in COVID-19: The Mount Sinai and NYC Experience
“We may not be able to control what is happening to us, but we can control how we treat one … Continue reading Healthcare Worker Mental Health in COVID-19: The Mount Sinai and NYC Experience
Video and Next Steps for Justice
On Monday, June 29, PanPals hosted a chat with health researchers Dr. Waridibo Allison, Dr. Amelie Ramirez, and Dr. Denna … Continue reading Video and Next Steps for Justice
Why Are We Dying? Race, Ethnicity and Health Justice in the COVID-19 Pandemic A Virtual “PanPals” Event | Monday, June … Continue reading
Pan Pals, from the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics 