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We Are Called Series - Providing Culturally Competent Care - How Are We Doing?

Recorded July 20, 2022
We Are Called Series - Handling Racist Behavior by Those We Serve

Recorded May 18, 2022
Minority Health Month Watch Webinar: Is Racism Making People Sick?

Recorded April 28, 2022
We Are Called Series - Lessons from COVID-19 Social Disparities and Health Care

Recorded April 20, 2022
We Are Called Webinar Series - Representative of the Communities We Serve: Increasing Executive Diversity

Recorded March 23, 2022
We Are Called Webinar Series - What Roles Can Boards Play in Advancing Health Equity?

Recorded Feb. 16, 2022
We Are Called Webinar Series - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on Boards

Recorded Jan. 19, 2022
Watch Webinar – "Toxic, A Black Woman's Story"

Recorded on April 30, 2021
Broadening Our Understanding-Diversity and Inclusivity Across Faiths, Session 4

Webinar recorded February 23, 2021
Broadening Our Understanding-Diversity and Inclusivity Across Faiths, Session 3

Webinar recorded February 16, 2021
Broadening Our Understanding-Diversity and Inclusivity Across Faiths, Session 2

Webinar recorded February 9, 2021
Broadening Our Understanding-Diversity and Inclusivity Across Faiths, Session 1

Webinar recorded February 2, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccines - Session II — Achieving COVID-19 Health Equity: Partnering With Communities

Webinar recorded Dec. 17, 2020
COVID-19 Vaccines - Session I — Vaccine Technologies: The Science and Moral Impact

Webinar recorded Dec. 10, 2020
Achieving Health Equity Through Increased Understanding, Sustainable Solutions and Collective Action

Webinar recorded on Aug. 7, 2019
Good Intentions, Bad Results - Mitigating the Unintended Effects of Unconscious Bias

Webinar recorded on March 26, 2018.
Welcoming the Stranger: Catholic Health Care and Immigration

Interactive e-learning module designed to explain the rich history of Catholic health care’s commitment to and care for immigrants.
Righting Health Care Disparities: The Theological and Moral Imperative

This video presentation featuring Ron Hamel, Ph.D., highlights the theological and moral imperatives for righting health care disparities.

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