Guyer Lecture Series and Special Public Health Grand Rounds
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Keynote Speaker: Aza Nedhari, DHS, CPM, LPC
Presentation: "Collective Care - What if That Were the Intervention?"
In addition to our keynote, the event will feature a panel of local experts representing a range of services and supports for mothers and families.
Register today - https://redcap.urmc.rochester.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=YWP8JDJ8NEEWHCXY
Aza Nedhari, DHS, CPM, LPC, is a mother, a visionary leader, an architect of change, and a relentless advocate for justice with more than two decades of experience in community health, perinatal wellness, and program innovation. As president, CEO, and co-founder of Mamatoto Village, a perinatal health organization headquartered in Washington, DC, she has dedicated her career to improving maternal and infant health outcomes, strengthening families, and building community-driven care models that are proven and replicable.
The keynote will present collective care as a framework rooted in disability justice and Black feminist traditions as a clinical and public health intervention, using the 13-year, 0% maternal mortality record of Mamatoto Village as a case study.
Presentation: "Collective Care - What if That Were the Intervention?"
In addition to our keynote, the event will feature a panel of local experts representing a range of services and supports for mothers and families.
Register today - https://redcap.urmc.rochester.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=YWP8JDJ8NEEWHCXY
Aza Nedhari, DHS, CPM, LPC, is a mother, a visionary leader, an architect of change, and a relentless advocate for justice with more than two decades of experience in community health, perinatal wellness, and program innovation. As president, CEO, and co-founder of Mamatoto Village, a perinatal health organization headquartered in Washington, DC, she has dedicated her career to improving maternal and infant health outcomes, strengthening families, and building community-driven care models that are proven and replicable.
The keynote will present collective care as a framework rooted in disability justice and Black feminist traditions as a clinical and public health intervention, using the 13-year, 0% maternal mortality record of Mamatoto Village as a case study.
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Where is it happening?
Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, 500 University Ave, Rochester, NY 14607-1414, United States
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Host or PublisherCenter for Community Health & Prevention
