In four linked presentations, the Digital Informers will: 1) problematize the issue of disinformation (Angela Pashayan); 2) explore the history of disinformation in the Black community (Natalie Gayles); 3) explore the role social media plays in spreading disinformation to the Black community (Dr. Roger Caruth); 4) look at the consequences of disinformation during a pandemic (Dr. Keesha Middlemass); and then 5) conclude with best practices on how to combat disinformation on social media (Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad).

Seminar

The Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI) Community Engagement Core at the College of Medicine presents the second in a series of interactive and informational wellness open dialogues for all guests within and outside the Howard University community. This event is virtual and registration is required to participate. We are featuring speakers from HU, George Washington, Unity Healthcare, and the Ward 8 wellness community.

These biennial lectureships are being combined this year into one larger event, featuring 3 speakers under the topic of "Humanism in Healthcare." This can be attended in person or virtually. The in-person event will include lunch. This event it free but registration is required.