Michigan Theater 603 E Liberty St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
In celebration of Pride Month, the Department of Family Medicine at Michigan Medicine presents a showing of the film, Just Us: The Longing and Hope of LGBTQ People, along with a Q&A session with film director, Dr. Carey Candrian.
Family medicine researchers will discuss this first-of-its-kind project during Health Equity Month.
Join leaders of this innovative family medicine program to learn about AREP’s work to address antiracism in health research and scholarship.
Streamed live via Zoom
An event presented by the Department of Family Medicine DEI Committee and Detroit Disability Power.
Join the August Community Conversation to hear an update from AROC Community Work Sub-committee presented by co-chairs: Dr. Ebony Parker-Featherstone and Alfreda Rooks.
Navigating this country’s healthcare system can be challenging for individuals who are not proficient in English or were not born in the United States. A new family medicine programs seeks to address this.
Edited by Lisa Meeks, Disability as Diversity is a first-of-its-kind title designed to help deans, program directors, faculty and student affairs personnel thoughtfully plan for the growing population of health care professionals with disabilities.
The Docs With Disabilities podcast has produced 17 episodes, highlighting the experiences of physicians and health care professionals with disabilities. The latest episode features a conversation between host Lisa Meeks and first-year resident Justin Bullock, MD, MPH
A second gift from the organization’s Masco Million Differences campaign supports the work of Dr. Okanlami.
University Hospital, Ford Auditorium
A Family Medicine DEI Presentation by the Patient Experience Learning Forum
