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The 1619 Project on Race and Health: A Reflection on Clinical Practice

Join the Department of Occupational Therapy for an interactive discussion on the systematic barriers to healthcare that Black Americans have faced throughout history. What lessons can we learn from the past in order to provide equitable care for Black Americans today? Our discussion will be based on the New York Times audio series, 1619, episode 4, How the Bad Blood Started, which illuminates the ever-present intersection of race and health in the United States. We recommend attendees listen to the episode prior to the event.

Listen to the episode: https://nyti.ms/3tRoMp0

Organized by NYU Steinhardt, Department of Occupational Therapy, Anti-racism Taskforce, and the NYU Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity Chapter (COTAD)
Disability accommodations: contact Steinhardt.Technology@nyu.edu at least a week in advance.

Feb 24, 2021 06:30 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)