Statistics Seminar and Charles K. Colver Lectureship Series featuring Daniela Sotres-Alvarez, DrPH, Associate Professor and Associate Director, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health.

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Induction ceremony for the Epsilon Iota Chapter of the Delta Omega Honorary Society. Attendance by invitation only.

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The School of Public Health's annual conference highlighting the research accomplishments of Brown's students, trainees, and partners. All members of the Brown community are welcome to visit the poster session to learn more about Brown students’ high-impact public health work.

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Please join Interim Dean Ron Aubert and Deputy Dean Megan Ranney for a special in-person conversation with Demetre Daskalakis, MD, MPH, Deputy Coordinator for the White House National Mpox Response.

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis is an infectious disease physician who serves as the Deputy Coordinator of the White House National Mpox Response. Before his appointment, he served locally and nationally as a leader in public health as the Director for the Division of HIV Prevention at the CDC, Deputy Commissioner for the Division of Disease Control and Assistant Commissioner for the Bureau of HIV at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

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The panel will explore access to abortion in various parts of the Arab world, the intersectionality of access for married, and unmarried women, the interplay of class in access to abortion, and how women have sought to access abortions in the face of the different barriers and restrictions that are imposed on abortion in their respective countries.

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College Day is an annual, immersive one-day program that brings Rhode Island high school students to the Brown University campus to experience a college setting and learn about their opportunities in higher education. The School of Public Health will open its doors, and SPH Student Ambassadors — representing undergraduate, MPH, and Ph.D. students — will share their stories and their path to studying public health at Brown. High school students will then engage in an interactive mapping activity, which they will consider how to match public health services to community needs across Rhode Island.

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To provide all SPH members an opportunity to contribute to our collective vision for community engagement, we are convening a series of focus group sessions to surface strengths, challenges, tools, resources, and other feedback.

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An overdose prevention center is a safe place where people can use drugs they have obtained elsewhere while staff monitor for overdoses and provide pathways to care. With an OPC opening in Rhode Island soon, we invited the public to join members of the People, Place, & Health Collective and Project Weber/RENEW for a community conversation.

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The School of Public Health community is invited to join the SPH Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for our monthly Justice Circle, a space dedicated to conversations, support, and unpacking of current events and public health issues impacting our communities.

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Bringing scholars from a variety of disciplinary locations together to discuss and “diagnose” the varied intersections of queerness and contagion, this virtual symposium considered how pandemics—from HIV/AIDS to COVID-19 and Monkeypox—have been endured, engaged, and confronted by queer and trans communities and how LGBTQ+ identifications and practices have themselves been troublingly figured as “viral” and “contagious” pandemics.

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