SPIRIT OF 1848 SELECTED PAST EVENTS
VIDEOS AND DOCUMENTS:
| APHA 2022 Social History of Public Health Session (Session 3099): “Subversive, Critical, and Inconvenient Histories of Public Health in North America: Upending the Dominant Narrative“ Harm Reduction and the Racialized History of Drug Use: Marian Moser Jones’ interview with Lisa D. Moore (video) Integrative Session (Session 4163): “Embodied histories, embodied truths, & health justice: critical reckonings for building the future“ Invoking our war shields of resistance and persistence: Thrivance Among Two Spirit American Indian women – Karina Walters, PhD, MSW and Michelle Johnson-Jennings, PhD (video) |
| APHA 2020 Social History of Public Health Session (Session 3146.0): “Critical Historical Perspectives on Struggles Against Violence across the Americas: Hypercapitalism, Genocide, Racism, and Liberation from 1848 to 2020“ (video) [Please note that this file is rather large and may take some time to load.] |
| APHA 2014 Walking Tours & Brass Band Photos: Sam Hatzenbeler Dawn Haney Anna Maria Barry-Jester APHA 2014 Brass Band Video |
| APHA 2013 Winona LaDuke’s Video Presentation: “Climate change, public health and indigenous peoples” (video) [Please note that this file is rather large and may take some time to load.] |
| APHA 2007 Notes from Spirit of 1848 “Unnatural Causes” Small Group Discussions |
| APHA 1998 150 Years of the Spirit of 1848: An Evening of Politics, Passion, and Public Health 126th annual meeting, American Public Health Association Washington, DC, November 15-19, 1998 Part 1 (video) Part 2 (video) To mark the 150th anniversary of the political, social, and public health movements in and around 1848, we invite you to attend an evening extravaganza that combines music, poetry, dramatizations, photography, and academic presentations to stimulate reflection on and commitment to public health activism. Come, commemorate, and celebrate! 6:00pm Opening: Anne-Emanuelle Birn and Nancy Krieger (moderators) Cedar Tree Drumming Group American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Caucus Songs–Rafiki na Dada 6:20pm The 1848 Movements for Socialism and Justice–Elizabeth Fee 6:35pm Caucus & Section Presentations: Occupational Safety and Health Section; Women’s Caucus; Social Work Section; Refugee & Immigrant Health Caucus; Latino Caucus 6:55pm Songs–Rafiki na Dada 7:00pm Race, Racism, and Public Health, 1848 Onwards–Vanessa Gamble 7:15pm Caucus & Section Presentations: Maternal and Child Health Section; Public Health Student Caucus; Epidemiology Section; Sigerist Circle; Human Rights Committee 7:35pm Songs–Rafiki na Dada 7:40pm The Implications of 1848 for Current Struggles over Health Equity and Social Justice in the United States–Steffie Woolhandler and David Himmelstein 7:55pm Caucus & Section Presentations: Black Caucus; Medical Care Section; Asian Caucus; ISMCH/Physicians Forum; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Caucus; Labor Caucus; Socialist Caucus 8:25pm Closing: “Jerusalem” & “Public Health Anthem” (everybody sings!) Primary Sponsor: Spirit of 1848 Caucus. Co-Sponsors (in addition to participants listed above): Caucuses–Academic Public Health Caucus; Caucus on Homelessness; Peace Caucus; SPIGs– Alternative and Complementary Health Practices; Health Law Forum. 126th annual meeting, American Public Health Association Washington, DC, November 15-19, 1998 |
