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Interdependence of Care: Centering Haudenosaunee Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
Indigenous nations and peoples face unique challenges in regard to healthcare, policy, and accessibility of care. This has only been made more apparent by the global COVID-19 pandemic in which the inspiring responses of indigenous people across the country further revealed a great disparity in access and organization between Indigenous Nations and their neighbors. With the help of the Columbia Research Center for Science and Subjectivity (RCSS) and the Columbia Medical School, under the supervision of Dr.
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Who’s Responsible for Mental Health on College Campuses? Student and Administrative Perspectives at Columbia University
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The Asilomar Conference and its Impact
Professor Pollack on Monsignor Albacete
Professor Pollack along with others recounts personal stories of Monsignor Albacete, can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yN6dbfAYBqo
Medical Humanities and Pandemic Urbanisms Event Series
To mark the launch of the Medical Humanities major, the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society is hosting an inaugural virtual series “Medical Humanities and Pandemic Urbanisms".
The schedule for the event series is here.