Anne E. Dyson Memorial Grand Rounds & Child Advocacy Forum

Dr. Sarah Collins-McGowan


Dr. Megan Callanan Lasaponara

Hoekelman Center's 21st Anne E. Dyson Memorial Grand Rounds & Child Advocacy Forum

Join us March 10th, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. for an online conversation to celebrate the resilience of community partners and Hoekelman Center CARE projects with the hosts of the Thriving Forward Podcast, Dr. Sarah Collins-McGowan, and Dr. Megan Callanan Lasaponara.

Topics

• Puberty Education: Dr. Karina Vattana partnered with Atashia Walker from the Department of Recreation and Human Services and Jennifer Quick from Metro Council for Teen Potential to increase access to age-appropriate, accurate puberty education
• Vaccine Hesitancy in the Plain Community: Dr. Tyler Stephen partnered with local Mennonites and Sara Christensen Deputy Director from the Yates Public Health Department to open a dialogue on vaccines in their community.

Register

https://urmc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RJsl_tx-QpmUrK2MHiK-eA

About Dr. Anne E. Dyson

A pediatrician and philanthropist, Dr. Dyson was the driving force behind nationwide efforts to refocus our attention on children in the community, especially those who suffer from violence, poverty, hunger and other social ills.

Under her leadership, the Dyson Foundation funded ten pediatric residency training programs, including the University of Rochester, to enhance training in community health and advocacy. The Anne E. Dyson Memorial Grand Rounds & Child Advocacy Forum celebrates her legacy and promotes the great work being done on behalf of children in the Rochester community and beyond.

Contact

Kelly_Mcdermott@urmc.rochester.edu

View Previous Dyson Day Presentations

• 2020, Dr. Cappy Collins, Dr. Sara Horstmann "The Social Determinants of Health: What Should We Do About Them, and How Does One Teach That?"
• 2019, Dr. Carol St. George, “Hooked on Literacy.”
• 2018, Dr. Nirupama Laroia, “Helping Babies Breathe: a global health initiative for decreasing infant mortality.”
• 2017, Panel discussion “What do we do with the answers?” Connecting families with resources after we ask about household conditions and social determinants of health.”