Unnatural Causes Speaker Series at Penn
Posted by on January 12, 2009
UNNATURAL CAUSES
exploring health equity through the PBS documentary series
Location:
Amado Recital Room, Irvine Auditorium
3401 Spruce Street, on Penn’s campus
To attend any event, RSVP to [email protected]
Wednesday
January 21
4pm to 5:30
Bad Sugar
Explores the re-conceptualization of chronic disease as the body’s response to ‘futurelessness’ – a condition arising from decades of oppression and historical trauma.
with Shiriki Kumanyika, PhD Associate Dean Health Promotion, UPenn School of Medicine
Monday
February 9
NOON to 1:30
Place Matters
Explores the policies and investment decisions foster neighborhood environments that harm – or enhance – the health of residents, and the local actions that can make a difference.
with Amy Hillier, PhD
Assistant Professor, Penn School of Design
Wednesday
March 4
4pm to 5:30
Not Just a Paycheck
Explores how employment policy and job insecurity affect health.
with Ichiro Kawachi, MD PhD, Professor of Social Epidemiology, Harvard University
Wednesday
April 15
NOON to 2pm
Collateral Damage
Explores how US occupation, military policy and globalization impact people’s health, often in unanticipated
ways.
Rachel Poulain, MPH, Unnatural Causes Series Associate and Director of Outreach
Location:
Claudia Cohen Hall (formerly Logan Hall), Terrace Room
249 South 36th Street, on Penn’s campus
to attend any event, RSVP to [email protected]
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