Minority Health Conference
Registration for the 2020 conference will open soon.
The Minority Health Conference is a yearly gathering where professionals and students from allied health fields come together to uncover and focus on eliminating the health challenges encountered by marginalized populations.This conference seeks not only to shed light on health inequities that persist in marginalized communities, but to also build a task force of emerging leaders and professionals to address these issues at the local, regional, and national levels.
2019 Theme
Advocacy is an integral aspect of social change. The 2019 conference's theme was Advocacy for Change: Celebrating Past Successes and Planning for the Future, honors how advocacy efforts are instrumental in advancing the health of minorities. For our 40th year, we honor past activist successes and set the stage for communities to continue their work as advocates or as change makers.
Public health is an active and integral actor in these for social change. As field, public health must intentionally shed light on disparities that persist due to structural and social inequalities and provide pathways to promote better health for all. This year, we have curated a forum that sets the stage for more effective and engaging advocacy efforts in our communities far and near.
Registration for the 2020 conference will open soon.
Fundraising
At the present time, we are still looking for Conference Sponsors! Sponsorships allow us to continue to offer cost free-attendance at the conference, which assures that it remains accessible to a diverse audience of students, educators, health professionals, community members, and any who share a commitment to confronting and eliminating health inequities.
Advocacy is an integral aspect of social change. This years theme is Advocacy for Change: Celebrating Past Successes and Planning for the Future, honors how advocacy efforts are instrumental in advancing the health of minorities. For our 40th year, we honor past activist successes and set the stage for communities to continue their work as advocates or as changemakers.
Public health is an active and integral actor in these for social change. As field, public health must intentionally shed light on disparities that persist due to structural and social inequalities and provide pathways to promote better health for all. This year, we have curated a forum that sets the stage for more effective and engaging advocacy efforts in our communities far and near.
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About the bronze level
- Appreciation remarks on Website and sponsor list booklet (small logo)
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About the silver level
- Appreciation remarks on Website and sponsor list booklet (medium logo)
- Marketing on Twitter and Facebook
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About the gold level
- One-third of a page on Conference Booklet for sponsor’s marketing use (based on approval).
- Appreciation remarks on Website and sponsor list booklet (logo)
- Company logo on hand-distributed flyers (2 weeks before the conference)
- Marketing on Twitter, Facebook, and main site
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About the platinum level
- Appreciation remarks on Website and sponsor list booklet (logo)
- One-third of a page on Conference Booklet for sponsor’s marketing use (based on approval).
- Company logo on hand-distributed flyers (2 weeks before the conference).
- Marketing on Twitter, Facebook, and main site.
- Day-long table provided for booth at Conference
2019 Committee
| Chair | Programming | Marketing | Logistics | Fundraising |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nia-Nicole Mitchell | Essence Brown | Deisi Williamson | Jonathan Lopez | Lubia Nunez-Montelongo |
| Cortney Alleyne | Kayla Moore | Ruth Venegas | ||
| Valeria Rios-Maldonado | Mayra Diaz | Jen Cummingham | ||
| Angelica Cabrera |