Employment & Health (Economic Justice)
Valuing Essential Work and Essential Workers – Employment and workforce development as health equity interventions
A panel of workforce development and economic justice experts will talk about how economic opportunities can impact our health, reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic and essential workers, and share lessons learned. There will be a live question and answer session towards the end of each day. To read their full bios, please visit the speakers and panelist page
| Welcome | President Ronald J. Daniels, President Johns Hopkins University Dr. Lisa Cooper, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Director, Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute and Center for Health Equity
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| Panelists | Rev. Debra Hickman, Founder, Sisters Together and Reaching, Inc. Professor Sara Gold, Clinical Law Instructor, University of Maryland Carey School of Law Terrell Williams, Co-Director, Turnaround Tuesday |
| Moderators | Alicia Wilson, Vice President, Office of Economic Development, Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System
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| Graphic Recording Highlight | Lauren Green, Graphic Designer/Recorder, Dancing with Markers |
| Artistic Expression | “The Healing Project” by Full Circle Dance Company Musical Performance by Teresa Duskur, recorder, Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University |
| Conclusion | Dr. Lisa Cooper, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor, Director, Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute and Center for Health Equity
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