Global Health at The Bell House, Brooklyn, April 29
Talks on Global Health to benefit the Brooklyn Free Clinic, followed by a night of comedy
BFC What’s Next: Global Health Here at Home
April 29, 2017
Six medical and public health professionals will share personal narratives about the challenge of providing quality health care in the harsh social and political realities of our time. Follow their quests to serve their patients and their communities from own backyard in Brooklyn to sub-Saharan Africa, the capital of post-earthquake Haiti, Nepal and more. Hear about their confrontations with poverty, natural disasters, racism, mass incarceration, and other systemic barriers to successful health care delivery. Hear how far they’ve come – and how much further we have left to go.
Find more information, including speaker biographies, on our website. All donations and proceeds from the Silent Auction will be donated to The Anne Kastor Brooklyn Free Clinic, an entirely student-run branch of SUNY Downstate Medical Center that has been providing free primary health care to uninsured people in Brooklyn since 2007.
Where & When
The Bell House, 149 7th Street, Brooklyn (http://www.thebellhouseny.com)
Saturday, April 29th at 1:00PM, Doors and Silent Auction starting at 12:00PM
F/G trains to 4th Ave/9th St or R train to 9th St
Tickets
Register here. Entry is free, with a request for donations to support our cause (suggested $20).
About The Brooklyn Free Clinic
Donations will go toward The Anne Kastor Brooklyn Free Clinic (BFC), a student-run FREE clinic offering medical, psychiatric, physical therapy, and social work services at no cost to uninsured patients in New York City. BFC provides preventive screening services and free or low-cost medications and medical referrals for our patients. BFC is entirely staffed by volunteers comprised of students and medical professionals at SUNY Downstate Medical Center.
For more information
Contact Katie Lee at fundraising@brooklynfreeclinic.org for inquiries. Find out more about our work at www.brooklynfreeclinic.org.
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