In this enlightening panel discussion moderated by Lissiah Taylor Hundley, JD, of UCB, civil rights advocate, Martin Luther King III, Reggie Ware, founder and CEO of Blackdoctor.org, and Rakale Quarells of Morehouse School of Medicine, delve into the intersection of health advocacy and civil rights, sharing insights on promoting health equity and social justice within communities. As they explore the pervasive health disparities faced by black Americans, the importance of culturally relevant health content and the role of platforms like BlackDoctor.org are brought to the fore. Amidst the conversation, one pivotal message resonates: “You have to meet people before you ask them for something. Show up before asking for something.” This session examines:
- How does community engagement build trust in clinical research?
- What strategies can overcome mistrust and connect with the audience’s culture?
- How can transparency and authenticity improve healthcare for underserved populations?
- What role does political participation play in advocating for better healthcare access?
- How can businesses view …