The Denver Foundation and the Colorado Health Institute invite you to a discussion on how we will strive to create a new and better society following the pandemic, focusing on mental health and the impact of social isolation and anxiety brought about by physical distancing. Panelists moderated by Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH include State Rep. Leslie Herod (HD-8), Ben Miller, The Well Being Trust, The Rev. Dr. Timothy Tyler, Shorter Community African Methodist Episcopal Church, and Dace West, The Denver Foundation.

As we emerge from election season, we will take time with David Michaels, the former Assistant Secretary of Labor and CU Professor and bioethicist Matthew Wynia to discuss how politics and ethics intersect in the health and safety of workers in the continuing pandemic and the “next four years.” RSVP today>>

This talk will consider how retail outlets for food and drink—specifically, fast food restaurants and corner liquor stores—have disproportionately targeted African Americans; and conversely, how a set of restaurants that make racism the core feature of their presentation have been positioned to Whites.

Join us for this webinar about population health-risk surveillance in schools, hosted by American Journal of Bioethics Associate Editor Kayhan Parsi, JD, PhD, featuring panelists Franci Crepeau-Hobson, PhD, Lisa M Lee, PhD, MA, MS, Arnold Levinson, PhD, MJ, and Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH, as they discuss duties when public health researchers discover a hot spot of suicidality.

This year-long lecture series explores how racism directly and indirectly impacts health and health care in the United States. RSVP for our first presentation by Damon Tweedy, MD on Monday, October 19th at noon.

Join panelists from Strava, a leading fitness app company, and BioIntelliSense, a wearable vital signs monitoring company. This discussion will explore issues of data privacy, data protection, conflicts of interest and more.

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