DEI April – June 2022 Newsletter
This quarters newsletter covers Spring Celebrations, Solidarity and Support for our Community, LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Imperial Suite Update, Summer Photo Contest, Updated guidance for reporting Race and Ethnicity in Research Publications, and more!
Automatic Door Opener for DPHS
In an effort to create a more inclusive and accessible environment, the Department of Population Health Sciences has worked with Duke Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction to get an automatic door opener installed at the entrance to the office suite. The automatic door opener can now be activated by waving your hand over the sensor mounted to the wall next to the suite door.
March Madness Cornhole Tournament
Sign up with or without a cornhole partner, and join us for refreshments provided by Carolina Crust, prizes, and a great chance to connect with our fellow department members! No cornhole experience necessary.
DEI January – March 2022 Newsletter
This quarters newsletter covers Lunar New Year, Black History Month, Woman’s History Month, Deaf History Month, Upcoming Events & more!
Read the full newsletter here including an update on what the DEI Committee is working on!
Happy Holidays from the DPHS DEI Committee!
DEI October - December 2021 Newsletter
What You Do Matters
Mental Health & Wellbeing - Connection & Conversation Event
Naloxone Kit Making Event for International Overdose Awareness Day
For International Overdose Awareness Day, join your colleagues and friends in community service to help save lives from overdose.
Ways to participate include: Assemble life-saving naloxone rescue kits, Send much needed supplies, Educate yourself and get naloxone, and/or Donate funds
Join us and the NC Harm Reduction Coalition (NCHRC) for a hands-on, interactive opportunity to assemble life-saving naloxone rescue kits, and learn how to identify an opioid overdose and administer naloxone in an emergency.
DEI July - September 2021 Newsletter
Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is Sept 15 - Oct 15, and we encourage everyone to take time to celebrate. Read on to learn more about this event's history and local ways to celebrate. July, August, and September contain many Cultural holidays and celebrations, including Native American Day.