In partnership with the Filson Historical Society, the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute's Baldwin-King Project presents Unequal and Unhealthy: How Seemingly Random Events that Negatively Impact African American Health May Not Be So Random. A roundtable and community discussion, this is a part of an ongoing series centering on race and democracy. Join us for a reception from 5:30-6:25 pm followed by the program at 6:30 pm. This presentation is organized by:
Ricky L. Jones, Ph. D, Co-founder, Baldwin-King Project. Baldwin-King Scholar-in-Residence, Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute, University of Louisville
Wayne B. Tuckson, M.D., Co-Founder, Baldwin-King Project. Surgeon and host of “Kentucky Health.”
Joining the organizers will be:
- John Chenault, Ph.D., MSLS, MA, Associate Professor and Director of the Anti-Racism Initiative, University of Louisville School of Medicine
- Natasha DeJarnett, Ph.D., MPH, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Envirome Institute, University of Louisville
- Arnita Gadson, MA, Executive Director, West Jefferson County Community Task Force
- Nancy Seay, Ph.D., Chair, James R.L. Diggs Department of Sociology, Simmons College of Kentucky