COVID-19 did not create health disparities. Instead, it exposed the structural deficiencies in our society that lead to inequitable outcomes for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in the United States. Critical Conversations on Health Equity and Justice aim to reflect the complexity of health and wellbeing as outcomes of the intersectionality between structural racism, ecological destruction, injustice, and inequity. The Critical Conversations series for 2020-2021 will highlight faculty research and scholarship that addresses structural determinants of health equity and justice.
UPCOMING Critical Conversations LUNCH & LEARNS
To Be Announced
Previous Critical Conversations LUNCH & LEARN Presentations
The exploration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ)
healthcare, access, and experiences in Orange County
Dr. Austin Nation
Assistant Professor of Nursing
Presented on Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Shelter & Food in Precarious Times: A discussion of the health impact of homelessness
on children and the pandemic’s effect on CSUF students
Dr. Tabashir Nobari
Assistant Professor of Public Health
Presented on Monday, November 16, 2020
Pandemics and Social Change: COVID-19 and Racism in Historical Context
Dr. Mojgan Sami
Assistant Professor of Public Health
Presented on Monday, September 14, 2020
The HHD Research Lunch & Learn invites faculty from across the college to present their research and share the interesting tools, techniques, or analyses they use in their work. All HHD faculty and staff are encouraged to attend the Research Lunch & Learn to network with colleagues and hear about the exciting research in the college.
Next Research Lunch & Learn:
To Be Announced
2020-21 HHD Research LUNCH & LEARNs
Who are you and why are you here? Building research, student, and community
relationships in the tactical/occupational environment
Dr. Robert Lockie
Associate Professor of Kinesiology
Presented Monday, December 7, 2020