Health

Black Lives Matter in Health: A panel discussion

1:00pm - 2:00pm / Wednesday 14th October 2020
Type: Webinar / Category: Department / Series: Black History Month
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This event has been organised by UoL and LSTM's BAME Staff Networks. The panel will discuss health inequalities experienced by the BAME population as highlighted by COVID19, and the impact of structural racism on health outcomes.

This panel will focus on three main issues relating to racial equity and health:

1) The main concerns and barriers for Black patients when using the UK healthcare system
2) The actions health related organisations, HEI’s, medical schools and community initiatives should be taking to address them
3) Exploring support systems for Black community members and identifying what non-Black staff/students/community members can do in solidarity with anti-racism

Panel Members:

- Dr Angela Obasi - LSTM
- Natalie Denny - Writer & Cofounder of The Goddess Projects
- Luc Bostock - UCU University of Liverpool Branch Equalities Representative
- Tisian Lynskey-Wilkie - Registered Midwife, Cheshire & Merseyside Prevent Lead, Founder of Black Mum Magic Project.
- Chair: Dr Charles Ameh - LSTM

This event will be on Microsoft Teams. Please visit the website for details on how to register/join.