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Health Strategies: From This Day Forward

The goal of the second panel is to focus on the solucions and policy prescriptions. The second panel will begin at 2pm with a keynote address by Dr. Joseph Richardson, Associate Professor of African American Studies, University of Maryland, College Park.  We will then hear remarks from:

Dr. Stephen B. Thomas, Professor, Department of Health Services Administration, University Of Maryland, College Park
Dr. Janice Johnson Dias, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Ashley Hicks, Co-Founder, BlackGirlsRun
Dr. Keon Gilbert, Assistant Professor, Department of Behavioral Science & Health Education, Saint Louis University
Dr. Chelsea Cosby, Health Center, University of Maryland, College Park
Dr. Joseph Richardson University of Maryland, College Park
Dr. Stephen B. Thomas University of Maryland, College Park
Ashley Hicks Black Girls Run
Dr. Janice Johnson Dias John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Dr. Keon Gilbert Saint Louis University
Dr. Chelsea Cosby University of Maryland, College Park
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  • Home
  • About
  • Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2020 Parren J. Mitchell Symposium >
      • Criminalization in Daily Life
      • Unequal Treatment and Enforcement
      • Responses and Solutions
    • 2019 PARREN MITCHELL SYMPOSIUM >
      • Intersectional Perspectives on the Family
      • Family Diversity and the Disruptive Force of the Law
      • Challenging, Expanding, and Reinventing the Family
    • 2018 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Wealth Matters: Examining Racial Wealth Inequality
      • Wealth Building: Investing in Community Change
      • Wealth Solutions: Creating Wealth Equity for Communities of Color
    • 2017 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • The Power of Popular Culture
      • Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory: A Dialogue
      • The Politics of Racial Representation
    • 2016 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Health Outcomes: For Better of For Worse
      • Health Strategies: From This Day Forward
    • 2015 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2014 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • Symposium Storified
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
    • CRI Event Photos
  • #Justice4RCIII
  • BLOG
    • A STATEMENT FROM OUR DIRECTOR ON THE LOSS OF BLACK LIVES
    • Asian American Activism
    • Black Feminist Thoughts
  • Election Reflections