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Panel - Learning through the bias we hold and receive.
Panelists share candidly about moments they’ve applied their unconscious bias to others and have been on the receiving end. They explore personal action steps to evaluate and reject the negative associations within implicit attitudes and beliefs.
Parker Webb
Aziza Kline
Claire Perkiss, LPN
Break
Enjoy a fifteen minute brain break.
Leveraging the Collective Impact Framework to Engage Community Residents as Decision-Makers
During this session, Jenny Englerth and Anika Jackson will share how Family First Health launched Connections, a collective effort by residents, businesses and organizations to build connection so families and community organizations can work together to enhance neighborhood health and well-being. Using the collective impact framework, the Connections team successfully engages in a two-pronged approach: 1) including community residents to identify community needs and make decisions about solutions, and 2) leveraging Community Health Workers to build relationships with residents and facilitate resident connection to various resources. Participants in this session will leave with a roadmap for convening a collaborative and mobilizing with residents.
This session is eligible for 1.5 CEs.
Choose 1 of 3 afternoon break-outs.
Anika S. M. Jackson, MS
Jenny Englerth, BS
Check-In
Technology check.
LGBTQ – needs assessment & health disparities: Barriers to Care
Adrian Shanker
Stretch Break
Fifteen minute break for coffee, stretching, brain breaks.
Race-Based Discussion in the Workplace
Dr. Ada-Nkem Emuwa, MD, MPH, FAAFP
Break
Enjoy a fifteen minute brain break.
Traumatic Brain Injury and Health Equity
This session is eligible for 1.5 CEs.
Choose 1 of 4 morning break-outs.
Julie Myers, MPH