When:
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Where: 180 Cunz Hall
In the inaugural Public Health Connects, members of Ohio State’s Somali Student Association will share about their community and how it has become engrained into central Ohio.
They’ll also highlight ways they celebrate their uniqueness and discuss some of the public health issues they face including health literacy, preventative dental care and mental health.
Come with your curiosity. Come with your questions. Come to learn something new.
Space limited. Somali cuisine will be provided. Registration is required. RSVP by March 26.
About Public Health Connects
Public Health Connects is a new series designed to help deepen your understanding of different cultures and communities right here in central Ohio.
In each event, members from central Ohio communities will share:
- insights into their culture and community,
- how they have made their mark in the capital city,
- about their significant cultural events and how they celebrate their community,
- the public health issues the community faces.
Attendees also will experience the culture through food in this lunch-and-learn style event.
Public Health Connects was developed by the College of Public Health’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Excellence committee. If you have an idea for a community that should be featured by Public Health Connects, send your idea to the DEIE co-chairs.
