Past Events

Hear from leaders in Kansas City’s black community including the president of the Negro Leagues Museum, Bob Kendrick, author Larry Lester, and more as they discuss the importance of the league in the national context but more importantly in the lives of the black community that thrived. The documentary will weave through the success of […]

When Black doctor Susan Moore died from COVID-19 after posting a video from her hospital bed describing racist treatment by medical staff, her chilling message was compared to the video of George Floyd. We speak to two leading Black women doctors fighting racial disparities in healthcare who wrote The Washington Post opinion piece, “Say her […]

What if white people led the charge to end racism? | Dwinita Mosby Tyler Diversity fatigue is real: people of color are tired of leading the fight. White allies are tired of being told they're doing it wrong. No wonder we don't have equity yet! In this inspiring talk, Dwinita Mosby-Tyler explains why we need […]

This session will provide dental providers and their support personnel with a comprehensive demonstration of designing and implementing dental offices using an oral health equity lens with an example of the Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities at New York University and Canada. It will also help the learners understand how to design and […]

Equity Currents: Topic TBD The BAAHI Equity Learning Series is a place for discussions about race, racism, and other topics relevant to Black/African American Health. You are invited view, read and/or listen to article/video/podcast and then meet to discuss highlights and findings from the article to determine how the findings can impact the work we […]

The HIV/Hep-C/STI/Overdose Prevention Skills Certification Training is a five day community-building and learning experience. Throughout the week, learners will engage in rich conversations, share educational moments, participate in interactive activities, observe and perform role plays, and practice hands-on experiences that will provide them with: Health information pertinent to supporting clients making informed choices regarding their […]

Umoja Health aims to improve access to free testing and vaccinations in black communities to reduce the spread of COVID. Every week, Umoja Health hosts a community meeting to share data and provide feedback. Visit Umoja Health to view recordings and slides from past meetings.

Ketanji Brown Jackson is sworn in as the 116th justice of the Supreme Court by Chief Justice John Roberts, making history as the first Black woman to serve on the high court. Jackson is filling the seat of retiring Justice Stephen Breyer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5RdwuZVSmE Register in advance for this meeting.

Umoja Health aims to improve access to free testing and vaccinations in black communities to reduce the spread of COVID. Every week, Umoja Health hosts a community meeting to share data and provide feedback. Visit Umoja Health to view recordings and slides from past meetings.  

The movie “Green Book,” won an Academy Award for Best Picture and renewed interest in the history of “The Negro Motorist Green Book.” So today we look at a remarkable new documentary called “The Green Book: Guide to Freedom,” that offers a real look at the history of a travel guide that helped African Americans […]

Please register to attend the 10th Annual Summer HIV/AIDS Research (SHARP) Symposium hosted by the Center for Learning and Innovation at the S.F. Department of Public Health. Each scholar will present their research project conducted in collaboration with their PHD and UCSF mentors. To learn more about SHARP, please visit our website. Lunch boxes will […]

Umoja Health aims to improve access to free testing and vaccinations in black communities to reduce the spread of COVID. Every week, Umoja Health hosts a community meeting to share data and provide feedback. Visit Umoja Health to view recordings and slides from past meetings.