Stanford Health Policy is a joint effort of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and the Stanford School of Medicine
Health Equity Lecture Series
Stanford Health Policy’s Health Equity Lecture Series is a convening of scholars from across campus, engaging with distinguished early and mid-career external speakers who are trailblazing leaders in health equity. The Lecture Series is a flagship event each term that supports Stanford Health Policy’s mission of interdisciplinary innovation, discovery, and education to improve health policy. Invited speakers receive an honorarium in recognition of their expertise and the time committed to their visit.
Winter Lecture: Utibe R. Essien, MD, MPH
Pursuing Pharmacoequity: Race and Novel Drugs in the U.S.
Spring Lecture: Desi Small-Rodriguez, PhD
No Equity Without Sovereignty: Intersections of Indigenous Health and Data
Watch: Inaugural Health Equity Panel
The Health Equity Lecture Series launched with an Inaugural Health Equity Panel on October 29, 2021. Stanford Health Policy convened a diverse group of experts from multiple disciplines to share recent advances and paths toward health equity.
Sherri Rose
Associate Professor of Health Policy, Co-Director of the Health Policy Data Science Lab
Innovative statistical machine learning to improve health
