Panel Discussion on American Medicine

Join us for the fourth program in our new series Beyond the Divide, presented by Millions of Conversations and hosted by Nashville Public Library. Beyond the Divide is an eight-part series presented by Millions of Conversations (MoC) that brings together Nashville to build trust, share meaningful conversations, and unite around common values for a shared future. Through film screenings and community panel discussions, the series is designed as an experience bringing together Middle Tennesseans to engage in deep, intentional conversations that reinforce that there is more that unites us in communities across the U.S. than divides us.

Doors Open: 5:30pm

PROGRAM BEGINS: 6:00pm

Three leading voices in cardiology, public health, and maternal medicine who helped guide our city through the COVID era share lessons learned. Joined by fellow healthcare providers and experts, we explore a vital question: How can patients navigate and build trust in the care they receive within today’s healthcare system?

Includes guided discussion facilitated by trained MoC facilitators after the panel discussion.

Further details, including excat time and locations, will be released closer to each episode's date.

With the popularity and controversy around AI, we ask what is the impact that AI and other robots are having on our human existence and interaction? We envision a panel of multi-disciplinary experts ranging from tech, psych, national security, and community organizers. Includes guided discussion at tables facilitated by trained MoC facilitators after the panel discussion.

Designed to confront hate-related acts in our community while fostering greater tolerance and understanding between disparate groups of people. While the overwhelming number of hate-related incidents that occur every day do not rise to the level of criminality they are, nonetheless, personally painful, socially divisive, and may lead to hate crimes.Co-Host: Metro Human Relations Commission

Filmmaker Morgan Neville examines the life and legacy of Fred Rogers, the beloved host of the popular children's television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Run Time: 1:34 + Guided table conversations led by trained MoC facilitators after screening.

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