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ANN: Join us to celebrate the FIFTH IMMIGRANT HERITAGE WEEK in NYC!
Angela Jancius
jancius at ohio.edu
Thu Mar 27 10:53:23 EDT 2008
From: Anahí Viladrich <aviladri at hunter.cuny.edu>
Join us to celebrate the FIFTH IMMIGRANT HERITAGE WEEK in NYC!
ADVOCATING HEALTH FOR ALL:
A FORUM TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF ALL NEW YORKERS BY REDUCING THE HEALTH BURDENS OF IMMIGRANTS
Thursday, April 17, 2008
>From 5 PM to 6:45 PM
Reception to follow
Hunter College School of Social Work
Auditorium
139 East 79th Street, Manhattan
Moderator: Dr. Nancy Foner, Distinguished Professor, Sociology
Opening Remarks: Dean Laurie Sherwen, Schools of the Health Professions
Presenters:
Dr. Marianne Fahs, Professor, Urban Public Health
& Rose Dobrof Acting Director at Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging & Longevity
Healthy Aging among Immigrants? A Reality Waiting to Unfold
Dr. Nicholas Freudenberg
Distinguished Professor, Urban Public Health & Interim Director CUNY DPH Program
Why Improving the Health of Immigrants Benefits All Americans
Dr. Lina Newton
Assistant Professor, Political Science
State-Level Initiatives on Immigration and Health:
Current Political Trends and the 2008 Presidential Election
Dr. Anahí Viladrich
Associate Professor, Urban Public Health & Director, Immigration & Health Initiative
Reframing the Debate on Immigrants' Access to Health Care:
Beyond the First Decade of the (Un) Welfare Reform
THIS EVENT IS FREE
For more information e-mail Dr. Viladrich at: aviladri at hunter.cuny.edu
This forum is sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs and Hunter College, and is organized by the Hunter's Office of External Affairs and by the Immigration and Health Initiative at Hunter College. Special thanks to the CUNY Doctoral Program in PH, the CUNY Transdisciplinary Urban Health Research Collaborative and the Latino Health Fellowhip Initiative at Hunter College.
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