Taking Care of Women in Times of Conflict, Upheaval, and Epidemics

Breakfast and Registration

Welcome and Introduction
Khady Diouf, MD

Working with Médecins sans Frontières as a Women's Healthcare Provider: Identifying Needs in Women and their Children at a Time of War
Rasha Khoury, MD, MPH

Caring for Women in Chronic Crisis: Lessons from Haiti
Christophe Millien, MD; Rebecca Henderson, MD, PhD

*Dr. Millien presenting via Zoom*

Coffee Break

Navigating Maternal and Infant Health During Crisis: Addressing Prenatal and Postpartum Needs in the Displaced Armenian Population of Nagorno-Karabakh
Gail Guzelian, MD; Kim Hekimian, PhD

Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Reproductive Health Services in Ghana and Uganda & Lessons Learnt
Adeline Boatin, MD, MPH

Panel Q&A w/ Faculty
Rasha Khoury, MD, MPH; Gail Guzelian, MD; Christophe Millien, MD; Rebecca Henderson, MD, PhD; Kim Hekimian, PhD; Adeline Boatin, MD, MPH

Lunch Break

Migrant/Refugee Crisis in the US
Monique Tú Nguyen

Legal Concerns and our Work at the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program
Cindy Zapata, JD

Refugee Health in the United States: Migrant Crisis and OB GYN Needs
Ana Cristina Sedas, MD, MMSc

Panel Q&A w/ Faculty
Ana Cristina Sedas, MD, MMSc; Cindy Zapata, JD; Monique Tú Nguyen

Coffee Break

Workshop A: How to Start a Refugee and Migrant Clinic/Program*
Rasha Khoury, MD, MPH & Team

*Please note: Workshop A will not be live streamed.  A recording will be available to view once the course has finished.

Workshop B: How to get Involved Locally in Immigrant and Refugee Health**
Cindy Zapata, JD; Ana Cristina Sedas, MD, MMSc; Sammie Truong, MD

**Live streaming available.