Coming up on Wednesday, March 2nd, the University of Minnesota will host the Annual Research Ethics Day Conference – Deepening Engagement and Equity in Research: Next Steps in Research Ethics.
Join interdisciplinary experts via Zoom to hear how engagement and equity will shape the future of research ethics. National leaders will discuss the challenges and benefits of enhanced engagement with historically underserved communities and how engagement can advance more equitable outcomes in precision medicine, environmental and global health, and neuroscience research. As a large, public, land-grant research university, Minnesota aims to explore these vital issues with our faculty, staff, trainees, students, and community, as well as a national audience.
The roster of national leaders includes Dr. Consuelo Hopkins Wilkins, Engagement Core Director of the All of Us Research Program, Dr. Katrina Claw, Assistant Professor of Medicine – Bioinformatics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta, Associate Professor of Soil, Water & Environmental Science at the University of Arizona, Dr. Shailey Prasad, Executive Director of the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility, Dr. Jonathan Jackson, Executive Director of the Community Access, Recruitment, and Engagement Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and Dr. Judy Illes, CUBC Distinguished University Scholar and Director of Neuroethics Canada. In addition to these speakers, a panel of community leaders will discuss how to advance engaged and equitable research and share examples of successful engagement and equity efforts. Find all speaker bios here.
Free Continuing Education credits are offered for this event. Learn more.
Find all details and register today!