YWomen Read Book club dives into relevant issues such as diversity and racial justice to stimulate important and engaging conversation. Book Club meets the third Thursday of the month; please register in advance using the Zoom link below.
Register today for the next event in the Stand Against Racism series. This third event of the series touching on Racism and COVID-19 will focus on how the pandemic has affected Native American communities.
Speakers:
- Candi Cornelius, MSN RN, CLC-Oneida Prenatal Care Coordinator / NWTC Part-Time Faculty
- Lance Kelley, NWTC Faculty
- Randy Cornelius, Oneida Community Member / Retired Culture Archivist
- Tanya Lopez Martin, Oneida FACE program teacher/co-coordinator
In this webinar we will discuss the public health perspective on racism, why addressing racism through a public health lens makes sense, and what local data we have connecting the two.
Our panelists are:
Paula Tran Inzeo | Wisconsin Population Health Institute
Tara Yang | community leader and focus group participant
Katrina Nordyke | Brown County Public Health Department
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In this webinar we will discuss local data on the racial disparities in overall health and wellbeing, how we translate that data into policy, and the actions in Brown County and Wisconsin to address health equity.
Our panelists are:
Natalie Bomstad | Wello
Amanda Chu | Brown County Board
Kristina Shelton | Wisconsin State Assembly
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Dr. Bola Delano-Oriaran is an Associate Professor at St. Norbert College with more than 30 years of experience in engaging students from marginalized communities to pursue higher education opportunities. She continues to apply her teaching and scholarship focus, especially in the areas of positioning people of color for academic and professional success and engaging predominantly white communities and school districts in critical conversations on issues of race and social injustice.Join Dr. Erin Stevens as she debunks the misconceptions and realities of women’s cancer. Learning the truth about various types of cancer that affect women is essential to reducing the anxiety and stigma around the diseases. This workshop will educate you and give you the tools necessary to advocate for yourself in the doctor’s office.
Presented by Dr. Erin Stevens.
Register today for the next event in the Stand Against Racism series. In this event we’ll be discussing the importance of mental health while doing anti-racism work and the impact that racism has on the mental health of people of color.
Full details including discussion topics and speakers will be released as the information becomes available.
YWomen Read Book club dives into relevant issues such as diversity and racial justice to stimulate important and engaging conversation. Book Club meets the third Thursday of the month; please register in advance using the Zoom link below.
The YWCA Greater Green Bay
Spring 2 Session
runs Monday, April 12 to
Saturday, June 5, 2021.
Register today for the final event in the Stand Against Racism series. In this event, we will discuss how different social categorizations interact and overlap to create unique experiences of discrimination or disadvantage for individuals and groups.
Full details including discussion topics and speakers will be released as the information becomes available.