UCI Calit2 Building Auditorium

Citizenship Health Inequalities Across the United States Seminar Series    Speaker(s): Maria-Elena De Trinidad Young, Ph.D., M.P.H., Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow, Public Health, School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Arts, University of California, Merced Seminars are FREE and open to the public. Recordings of some, but not all, Public Health seminars are archived through [...]

Prisons, Policing, and Premature Death: Why Abolition Matters for Public Health UCI Population Health and Disease Prevention  Public Health Seminar Series Roberto D. Sirvent, Ph.D. ,Professor of Political and Social Ethics Hope International University, Fullerton; Claremont Theology Institute; Yale Summer Bioethics Institute Please join us for engaged learning with our distinguished [...]

Homelessness 101 UCI has been working with the United Way's "United to End Homelessness" Initiative over the past year to help find answers to this critical local issue. The goal of the initiative is to develop and implement integrated and sustainable solutions to end homelessness in Orange County.  We are pleased to invite [...]

On the Road for Climate Action - Highlights from a National Outreach Project UCI Population Health and Disease Prevention  Public Health Seminar Series Shahir Masri, S.M., Sc.D.,Air Pollution Exposure Assessment & Epidemiology; Program in Public Health, University of California, Irvine Please join us for engaged learning with our distinguished speakers throughout [...]

        Speaker(s): Dr. Maggie Quinn Monday, May 14, 2018 12:00pm - 1:00pm Calit2 Auditorium Abstract: Integrative health care is often thought to be geared towards the wealthy, involving expensive supplements and treatments that are not affordable for underserved populations. However, it is increasingly evident that integrative approaches offer effective treatments for managing chronic [...]

Jordan Downs is a public housing community located in Watts, Los Angeles, currently undergoing a $1 billion redevelopment and remediation. It is also an environmental justice community that faces multiple environmental and socio-economic burdens, ranging from contaminated soil and water, to unaffordable housing and the threat of displacement. Physicians for Social Responsibility-LA is part of [...]