November 4th

Medical writer, author & ethicist Harriet A. Washington

01:00pm - 04:30pm

The Hidden History Shaping Healthcare Today:

Lessons for Today’s Health Profession from Harriet A. Washington

Join us for a special event featuring Harriet A. Washington, award-winning medical writer, historian and ethicist, as she explores the history of medical racism and its lasting impact on healthcare today.

Drawing from her groundbreaking book Medical Apartheid, Washington examines the roots of medical mistrust and how systemic racism continues to shape health outcomes. This thought-provoking presentation offers important lessons for today's health professionals and an opportunity to consider how we can help shape a more equitable future in healthcare.

You’re welcome to attend the portions of the event that fit your schedule.

Agenda:

  • 1–2 p.m.: Welcome Reception and Check-In
  • 2–3 p.m.: Keynote Presentation
  • 3–3:20 p.m.: Audience Q&A
  • 3:30–4:30 p.m.: Meet & Greet and Book Signing

FREE to the public. RSVPs are recommended.

Event Information

Date
Time
01:00pm - 04:30pm
Event type
Community
Location
Pueblo Campus
Building
Student Center Building
Room
Fortino Ballroom