About the EEH Perspectives on Public Health and Wellness Workshop: May 26-28th
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The Indiana University Bloomington Department of History and Philosophy of Science & Medicine graduate student association is hosting a workshop titled “Ethical, Epistemological, and Historical Perspectives on Public Health and Wellness,” to be held virtually on May 26-28th, 2021. Spurred by the increased attention to public health and wellness in the wake of COVID-19, this workshop brings together diverse scholars working in history and philosophy of science. These talks examine socio-medical issues of the past and present, wherein epistemological goals and ethical responsibilities collide. In that spirit, we embrace a broad understanding of “public health and wellness” which includes not only physical but also mental and emotional health, environmental health, and racial injustice as a health crisis. To attend this workshop, register for free on our registration page . Feel free to contact us via email : iuhpsconf [at] gmail [dot] com