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The Graphic Medicine 2021 UnConvention: What Are You Working On? |
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Facing Grief in the HealthCare Workplace: Compassion Fatigue |
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Virtual: Life and Death in 1918The Tenement Museum explores what made the flu of 1918 so devastating and how New York City responded to this global crisis. |
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Building A Collection: Personal Narratives From The 1918-1919 Influenza PandemicSponsored by The New York Academy of Medicine Library |
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MedHumChat: Healthcare and Harm |
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Historical Nonfiction: Research-Based Writing With Hadley Meares4-week workshopSection B: Meets Wednesdays beginning August 18 Section C: Meets Sundays beginning September 19 |
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Bibliotherapy & Marginalized Identity: Borders, Boundaries, Crossing Lines |
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The Bridge: Narrative Medicine & HealthcareA 9-week Narrative Medicine course that provides training in attentive listening, empathy, and self-care through literature, philosophy, and the arts. Next course begins September 2021. |
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The Healing Classics: Medical Humanities and the Graeco-Roman Tradition |
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Activating Art for Health ProfessionalsSpeaker/performer: Ray WilliamsPart of “Let’s Jam, The Arts in Medicine series” from the Center for Compassionate Communication at UC-San Diego |
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The Art of Death With Tessa FontaineThis five-part seminar explores notions of death and dying around the world, drawing from biology, history, and beyond. Each 1.5 hour session takes place on consecutive Mondays beginning September 13. |
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Online Information Session: M.S. and CPA in Narrative Medicine (Columbia University) |
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Humanity in MusicHumanity in Music is a nationwide fundraising music festival, in support of the Alzheimer Society. |
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The Mudroom: Guided Creative Workshops for Health ProfessionalsThe Mudroom is a creative and reflective writing workshop for health professionals. Meetings are held monthly and provide a space to write, read, try out exercises in prose and verse, share work and give feedback. The Fall 2021 sessions occur on one Wednesday each month, beginning on September 22. |
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ASBH’s 23rd Annual ConferenceProgram Theme: Bioethics and Humanities at the CrossroadsVirtual Meeting |
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The Examined Life ConferenceEnjoy discussions and presentations on how the arts can be used in medical education and patient and provider care. |
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The Need for Narrative: Grappling and Reckoning with These TimesThis new narrative medicine basic workshop invites you to join the narrative medicine international community in bringing our creative resources to the task of locating ourselves in these unprecedented times and exploring the power of narrative work to bring our experiences into focus. Earlybird pricing through October 1st. |