October 2021
Justice for Black Farmers: A Conversation to Uproot Racist Policy and Plant Seeds of Redress
The introduction of the Justice for Black Farmers Act in 2020 and the Emergency Relief for Farmers of Color Act of 2021 was the first time many Americans learned about the historical and ongoing discrimination against farmers of African descent by local farm service agencies and private entities like banks. Yet, it was only the latest chapter in the long saga of anti-Black racism in American farming. Join a panel of legacy farmers, critical race scholars, and a civil rights…
Find out more »November 2021
More Than Words: In Conversation with the Language Of Racial and Social Justice-Making
Commitments to the work that connects diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging/justice, anti-racism, anti-Blackness, anti-white supremacy and abolition work, are deep and rich. Each of these terms also have motivations and genealogies. Join us in a discussion focused on unpacking the relationships between these frameworks and how they help us better understand and situate the work and the questions that they generate. When we think about the relationships that we hope to foster with and between students, how do we use…
Find out more »Berkeley Online MPH Graduate Essay Workshop
Applying to the Berkeley Online MPH program? Join the admissions team as we share tips to craft two strong statement essays. We'll leave space for Q&A! If you have any questions, please contact online.mph@Berkeley.edu Register for this event
Find out more »How to Fund your Public Health Degree
Interested in pursuing a graduate degree at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, but unsure about how to fund your education? Join our Student Funding and Admissions Coordinator, Betssy Valencia, for an info session on funding your degree. Betssy will cover tuition, financial aid, fellowships, graduate student appointments, and other resources available across campus. Register for this event
Find out more »Imagining an Ethnography of the Reproductive Lives of Class-Privileged People of Color: Race, Class, Gender, and Prenatal Care
Speaker: Khiara M. Bridges, Professor of Law, UC Berkeley School of Law Studies across a range of measures of wellbeing show that class privilege does not necessarily immunize racial minorities from the structures and processes that produce excess morbidity and mortality in people, communities, and populations without racial privilege. These facts invite a consideration of the complex relationship between race and class in the United States. They invite a theorization of the simultaneous inclusion and exclusion that characterizes class-privileged racial minorities.…
Find out more »How to Fund your Public Health Degree
Interested in pursuing a graduate degree at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, but unsure about how to fund your education? Join our Student Funding and Admissions Coordinator, Betssy Valencia, for an info session on funding your degree. Betssy will cover tuition, financial aid, fellowships, graduate student appointments, and other resources available across campus. Register for this event
Find out more »Berkeley Online MPH Graduate Essay Workshop
Applying to the Berkeley Online MPH program? Join the admissions team as we share tips to craft two strong statement essays. We'll leave space for Q&A! If you have any questions, please contact online.mph@Berkeley.edu Register for this event
Find out more »Inflamed: Decolonizing Medicine for Better Health Outcomes
This event is co-sponsored with Berkeley Center for Social Medicine Associate Professor of Medicine, activist, composer, and co-author of the bestselling book Inflamed: Deep Medicine and the Anatomy of Injustice, Rupa Marya, MD, will describe how medicine is limited in its capacity to serve the health of all people by the same histories and contours of power that create and recreate the structural inequalities in society. To achieve the possibility of different health outcomes, we must re-conceptualize health with the…
Find out more »This is Public Health Virtual Fair
Our admissions team will be present at the This is Public Health virtual fair to discuss how to apply and why you should choose Berkeley Public Health. Join us during the live chat to have your questions answered and meet our Admissions Counselors. Register for this event
Find out more »December 2021
Berkeley Online MPH Application Clinic
Missed our priority deadline? Don't worry and apply by February 13, 2022 to meet our (Fall 2022) application deadline. Join the admissions team for an hour as we walk you step by step through our application process. We'll also hold a space for Q&A! Register to attend this event! Please contact online.mph@berkeley.edu if you have any questions. Register for this event
Find out more »May 2022
The 2022 American Causal Inference Conference
ACIC is an interdisciplinary conference designed to bring together researchers, students, and practitioners of causal inference with emphasis on theory, methodology, and application. Registration and pricing information will be announced soon. Refer to this page for the most updated information: CTML event page
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