EquityMatters

Tune into this interview with Dr. Candice Chen to learn about, and advocate for, equity within the health workforce. We talk about contemporary issues such as "ban the box" to income differences among health professionals. This free podcast uses personal storytelling to talk all things equity by a college professor, Dr. Maranda Ward.

In this episode, Dr. Karey Sutton (Director of Health Equity Research Workforce, Association of American Medical Colleges) joins in on a discussion on the root causes of health disparities by sharing her own personal values and journey in the field of public health. You can watch her recorded lecture (and all others in the GW Health Equity Professional Development Learning Series) at smhs.gwu.edu/healthequityseries

EquityMatters is a free podcast by GW professor, Dr. Ward, that uses personal storytelling to discuss all things equity. This episode, Ain't I a Woman?, is about concepts of womanhood that started as a classroom discussion that has spilled over into life. Anna Barickman joins the show as a guest who talks about her own experiences growing into her evolving identity as a woman. Twitter: @_equitymatters (also use #equitymatters) Show Music: BenJamin Banger (artist), "Freestyle 39" (track) Source: Free Music Archive

#EquityMatters is a free podcast that uses personal storytelling to connect a range of issues to equity and inclusion. Dr. Maranda Ward is faculty at The George Washington University who uses stories to make health equity content live outside of the classroom space. Intro/Outro credit to BenJamin Banger "Freestyle 30" : Free Music Archive

#EquityMatters is a free podcast that uses personal storytelling to connect a range of issues to equity and inclusion. Dr. Maranda Ward is faculty at The George Washington University who uses stories to make health equity content live outside of the classroom space. Intro/Outro credit to BenJamin Banger "Freestyle 30" : Free Music Archive