PRE-­FORUM  ON  POPULATION  HEALTH  EQUITY  NANO  COURSE  SERIES    

Monday,  October  17,  2016  –  #PopHealthEquity  Nano  Course  Series  Registration:  10:30  a.m.  to  1:00  p.m.    Course:  12:30  p.m.  –  4.30  p.m.  

 Session  1:  How  to  Measure  Racial  Inequalities  in  Health  in  a  Multiracial  World:    Challenges  from  Brazil  Faculty:  Dr.  Alexandre  Chiavegatto  Filho    Location:  Harvard  T.H.  Chan  School  of  Public  Health  Kresge  Building,  Room  907  (Epidemiology  Library)      Session  2:  Physical  Activity  and  Health  Faculty:  Dr.  Dario  Novak  Location:  Harvard  T.H.  Chan  School  of  Public  Health  Building  1,  Room  1302  (Environmental  Health  Conference  Room)    Session  3:  Disparities  in  Cardiovascular  Disease    Faculty:  Dr.  Monik  Jimenez  Location:  Countway  Library  Room  503  (Ballard  Room)      Session  4:  Conceptualization,  Measurement,  &  Population  Health  Strategies  Addressing  Racial/Ethnic  Discrimination  &  Health  Faculty:  Drs.  Sze  (Sam)  Y.  Liu  and  Kellee  White  Location:  Harvard  Medical  School,    Tosteson  Medical  Education  Center  (TMEC),  Room  250  (Mini  Amphitheater)        Session  5:  Using  Maps/Geospatial  Technology  to  Enhance  Your  Manuscript  Faculty:  Dr.  Yusuf  Ransome  Location:  Harvard  Medical  School  Tosteson  Medical  Education  Center  (TMEC),  Room  106  (Learning  Studio  -­  Peabody)      Session  6:  Neighborhoods  and  Health:    Multilevel,  Activity-­Space,  and  Quasi-­Experimental  Approaches  Faculty:  Drs.  Roman  Pabayo  and  Toby  Datta  Location:  Harvard  Medical  School,    Tosteson  Medical  Education  Center  (TMEC)  128  Learning  Studio  (Castle)            

 

   

FORUM  ON  POPULATION  HEALTH  EQUITY  AGENDA      

October  18,  2016:  Day  1  –  #PopHealthEquity  Forum      

8:30  –  9:00  a.m.   Continental  Breakfast  &  Registration  

9:00  –  9:15  a.m.   Welcome  &  Opening  Remarks  Dr.  Ichiro  Kawachi,  Alyse  B.  Sabina  

9:15  –  10:30  a.m.   Keynote  Address  Dr.  Jeffrey  Brenner,  Hot-­Spotting:  Using  Big  Data  for  Health  Equity  

10:30  –  10:45  a.m.   Morning  Break  

10:45  –  12:30  p.m.   Panel  1:  Social  Network  Interventions  to  Address  Health  Equity  Dr.  Andrew  Papachristos,  Social  Networks  and  Gun  Violence  Prevention  Dr.  Thomas  Valente,  Leveraging  Social  Networks  for  Health  Promotion  Dr.  J.P.  Onnela,  Social  Networks  and  Big  Data  

12:30  –  1:30  pm   Luncheon  &  Book-­Signing  with  Dr.  Edin  (1:00  –  1:30  pm)  

1:30  –  3:00  pm   Keynote  Address  Dr.  Kathryn  Edin,  The  New  Poverty:  Living  on  Less  Than  $2/Day  in  America  

3:00  –  4:00  pm   Afternoon  Break  &  Emerging  Population  Health  Equity  Researcher  Poster  Session  

4:00  –  5:30  pm   Cocktail  Reception    

   

FORUM  ON  POPULATION  HEALTH  EQUITY  AGENDA      

October  19,  2016:  Day  2  –  #PopHealthEquity  Forum    

8:30  –  9:00  a.m.   Continental  Breakfast  &  Registration    

9:00  –  10:30  a.m.   Keynote  Address    Dr.  Nancy  Krieger,  Health  Equity  &  The  Erroneous  Temptation  of  Making  the  Causes  of  Health  Sum  to  100%:  An  Ecosocial  Analysis  

10:30  –  11:00  a.m.   Morning  Break    

11:00  –  12:30  p.m.   Panel  2:  Housing,  Neighborhoods,  and  Social  Mobility    Dr.  Theresa  Osypuk,  Residential  Mobility  and  Health  Dr.  Atheendar  Venkataramani,  Economic  Mobility  &  Population  Health  Dr.  Mariana  Arcaya,  Housing  Foreclosures  and  Population  Health  

12:30  –  12:40  pm   Closing  Remarks  &  Boxed  Luncheon  

   

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Session 1: How to Measure Racial Inequalities in Health in a Multiracial World: Challenges from BrazilFaculty: Dr. Alexandre Chiavegatto Filho Location: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Kresge Building, Room 907 (Epidemiology Library) Session 2: Physical Activity and HealthFaculty: Dr. Dario NovakLocation: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Building 1, Room 1302 (Environmental Health Conference Room)Session 3: Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease Faculty: Dr. Monik JimenezLocation: Countway Library, Room 503 (Ballard Room) Session 4: Conceptualization, Measurement, & Population Health Strategies Addressing Racial/Ethnic Discrimination & HealthFaculty: Drs. Sze (Sam) Y. Liu and Kellee WhiteLocation: Harvard Medical School, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC), Room 250 (Mini Amphitheater) Session 5: Using Maps/Geospatial Technology to Enhance Your ManuscriptFaculty: Dr. Yusef RansomeLocation: Harvard Medical School, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC), Room 106 (Learning Studio - Peabody) Max Capacity: 48

Session 6: Neighborhoods and Health: Multilevel, Activity-Space, and Quasi-Experimental Approaches

NANO COURSE SESSION LOCATIONS

Registration: Joseph B. Martin Conference CenterMonday, October 17, 2016, 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Session 1: How to Measure Racial Inequalities in Health in a Multiracial World Location: Harvard Chan School, Kresge Building, Room 907 (Epi Library)

Session 2: Physical Activity and HealthLocation: Harvard Chan School, Building 1, Room 1302 (EH Conference Room)

Session 3: Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease Location: Countway Library, Room 503 (Ballard Room)

Session 4: Conceptualization, Measurement, & Population Health Strategies Addressing Racial/Ethnic Discrimination & HealthLocation: Harvard Medical School, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC), Room 250 (Mini Amphitheater)

Session 5: Using Maps/Geospatial Technology to Enhance Your ManuscriptLocation: Harvard Medical School, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC), Room 106 (Learning Studio - Peabody) Session 6: Neighborhoods and Health: Multilevel, Activity-Space, and Quasi-Experimental ApproachesLocation: Harvard Medical School, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC) 128 Learning Studio (Castle)

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