Join ULI Philadelphia and the Women’s Leadership Initiative for a discussion around public health partnerships and their role in equitable development. Our region has seen tremendous efforts in public health as institutions have partnered to re-imagine healthcare to address the social determinants of health in historically underserved communities. Although medical care is critically important, housing, access to jobs, quality food, childcare, sense of belonging and the safety of our neighborhoods play a vital role in the health of our communities.
This public health panel brings together leaders from institutions who are working to provide health care and critical programs and services to Philadelphia’s communities. Join us to learn about their efforts, the challenges, and opportunities in partnerships that play a vital role in promoting health and equity in our neighborhoods.
- Moderator: Keri Salerno, M.G.A, Senior Director, Economic Inclusion, Public Health Management Corporation
- Ann Marie Healy, Executive Director, Philadelphia Health Partnership
- Carrie Collins, J.D., Ph.D., Chief Advancement & Strategic Planning Officer, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Donna E.M. Bailey, Chief Integrated Health Services Officer, Public Health Management Corporation
- Liz Hersh, Director, Office of Homeless Services, City of Philadelphia
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