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Dr. Noble Maseru on Unnatural Causes - Is Inequality Making Us Sick

Program Length: 11 minutes

Cincinnati Health Commissioner, Noble Maseru on an April 19, 2008 "town hall" meeting to discuss Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? The primary purpose will be to identify specific goals and objectives as they relate to Cincinnati and use these as the basis for focused dialogue and to plan concrete action steps to tackle health inequities and advocate for policies that promote well-being for everyone.
Mirror to America - John Hope Franklin
John Hope Franklin speaks about his autobiography, Mirror to America: One Man's Fight for Civil Rights.
Teaching Children Today About the Holocaust
A presentation of literature, exhibitions, and mixed media for children.
Do Writing and Literature Matter Anymore?
The Mercantile Library hosts award-winning novelist Chang-rae Lee, who speaks about instant access and its implications for our character and imagination.
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. US Bank Foundation
Greater Cincinnati Foundation