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Webinar: Teaching Health Justice to Different Student Audiences
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Date/Time: Wednesday, February 24th @ 1:00 PM ET
With ever-increasing awareness of structural inequities in the U.S. and their influence on health and well-being, scholars and practitioners in public health, law, medicine and other professions are moving from a discussion of health equity to one of health justice. This webinar will describe how our forthcoming book, Essentials of Health Justice: Law, Policy and Structural Change, will serve as an excellent teaching tool for engaging undergraduate, graduate, and law students in discussion and analysis of how law and policy can both drive and remediate health injustices.
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With ever-increasing awareness of structural inequities in the U.S. and their influence on health and well-being, scholars and practitioners in public health, law, medicine and other professions are moving from a discussion of health equity to one of health justice. This webinar will describe how our forthcoming book, Essentials of Health Justice: Law, Policy and Structural Change, will serve as an excellent teaching tool for engaging undergraduate, graduate, and law students in discussion and analysis of how law and policy can both drive and remediate health injustices.
Register here
Webinar: Teaching Health Justice to Different Student Audiences
Add to:
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 24th @ 1:00 PM ET
With ever-increasing awareness of structural inequities in the U.S. and their influence on health and well-being, scholars and practitioners in public health, law, medicine and other professions are moving from a discussion of health equity to one of health justice. This webinar will describe how our forthcoming book, Essentials of Health Justice: Law, Policy and Structural Change, will serve as an excellent teaching tool for engaging undergraduate, graduate, and law students in discussion and analysis of how law and policy can both drive and remediate health injustices.
Register here