Black Health & Early Detection Expo at UMass Boston

The Black Health & Early Detection Expo is a community-driven event focused on empowering Black individuals with knowledge and resources for disease prevention, early detection, and overall wellness. Open to students, professionals, and community members, this event will feature expert discussions, practical health insights, and opportunities to connect with healthcare advocates and providers. This event is hosted by the Boston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Manning College of Nursing and Health Science, UMass Black Life, Institute of Innovative Leadership in Sport, and American Cancer Society.

The panel will feature a dynamic lineup of experts, including Conan Harris, Dr. Rufus Faulk, and Jonell Johnson, among others.

Enjoy a free lunch, and everyone in the community is welcome!

• Community Health Fair
• Expert-Led Panels & Discussions
• Focused Micro-Sessions
• Lunch & Learn Conversations
• Wellness Engagement

• 10:00 - 11:00 AM | Networking & Community Fair
• 11:00 AM | Opening, Educational Address, Panel Discussion
• 12:00 PM | In-Motion Activity, Main Address, Lunch & Learn
• 1:00 - 2:30 PM | Micro-Session Breakouts on Health Disparities, Genetics, Stress, Maternal/Paternal Health, Cancer, Mental Health, Heart Health & Sexual Health
• 2:30 PM | Closing Address

This program is supported by a Community Empowerment Grant from the Delta Research and Educational Foundation.

Host or Publisher Boston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta