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Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Institute For Global Health Sciences Celebration
The meeting was held to celebrate the residency of Dr. Mamphela Ramphele at the Institute for Global Health Sciences. Key discussion topics included reflections on Dr. Ramphele's impact as a visionary leader and global advocate for human dignity, the importance of fostering connection and intergenerational dialogue to address complex societal issues, and the value of reimagining freedom and shared humanity. The session highlighted the need to challenge myths surrounding race, human dominion over nature, and the concept of humans as utility maximizers in order to foster a more compassionate and resilient future.
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The meeting provided an overview of the cancer campaigns initiative, emphasizing its year-round mission to increase awareness and align with cancer-related health observances. Key segments included an education spotlight featuring the American Cancer Society's report on cancer facts and figures, highlighting survival rate improvements and disparities in cancer outcomes. Additionally, the California Department of Public Health presented on the state cancer control program and coalition. Discussion topics included ACS resources such as the cancer helpline, screening locator tools, road to recovery program, and strategies for community outreach and patient education to improve screening completion rates.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
Office Of Community Engagement Cancer Campaigns Network Meeting
The meeting focused on colorectal cancer awareness, including an educational presentation on screening tools and methods such as stool tests, colonoscopies, and genetic testing. Discussions covered the importance of early detection, risk factors, racial disparities in health outcomes, and the rising incidence rates in younger adults. Additionally, the session provided information on available resources for community members, including medical respite centers, transportation assistance for treatment, and cancer support networks.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Arch Network Bi Monthly Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation on cross-disciplinary perspectives regarding the healthcare needs of older incarcerated adults with functional impairments. Key discussion themes identified from participant interviews included significant gaps in suitable housing options for this population, the high value placed on collaborative care across all professions, and the harmful consequences of existing policies related to order and discipline on older adults. Other topics covered were the lack of formal peer programming (though unofficial peer support is vital), risks to staff related to the responsibility of care, and structural barriers to collaboration with medical departments due to physical separation. There was also discussion regarding confusion over information-sharing protocols (HIPAA), the need for improved screening, assessment, and specialized training, and the vital, yet often uncompensated, role of peers in supporting vulnerable individuals.
