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Using Data for Health Justice

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Data is a tool that provides facts and statistics as a framework for observing various phenomena, which is then used to make decisions. However, it is not the phenomena itself, this misunderstanding is contributing to various health inequities and a relational gap between communities and practitioners. We will be discussing this gap in order to create a better understanding of the uses of data in health justice. 

  • How communities ideally use the scientific method for their own health justice.

  • The responsibilities of practitioners in health justice.

  • How we create an ecosystem of trust between communities and practitioners.

Format

Virtual Workshop held on zoom. To be sent a link please register below.

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