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As part of its ongoing effort to build health capacity, the Health Foundation launched the speaker series, “Speaking of Health in Central New York: Discussion on Topics that Matter,” in 2011.
This speaker series is designed to engage the community in a dialogue on a variety of health care issues that are important to the region.
Topics have included building a sustainable health care system for central New York’s aging population, early childhood trauma, health equity and eliminating health disparities for minorities, the uninsured and underserved and other vulnerable groups.
For more information on each of the Health Foundation’s speaker series events, please click on the links below:
Live Long and Prosper: Building a Sustainable Health Care System for Central New York - June 2, 2011
Resilience to the Rescue! Conquering Kids' Trauma - November 8, 2011
Health Equity for All: A Cornerstone of Healthy Communities - May 18, 2012
The Road Ahead for New York: Post Election Commentary and Discussion on Medicaid and Medicare - November 13-14, 2012
The Foundation continues to support efforts to stimulate community discussion and bring subject matter expertise on health issues of relevance to the communities of both western and central New York.
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