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American Gastroenterology Association Gender Equity Project

Date
May 18, 2024

SOCIETY: AGA The session entitled, the American Gastroenterology Association Gender Equity Project, will introduce the AGA's framework for achieving gender equity in gastroenterology. We will outline 6 domains to be addressed by this project including: Bias & Gender Disparities, Leadership & Career Advancement, Wellness & Balance, Professional Recruitment & Retention, Mentorship & Sponsorship and Recognition. We will highlight the current state of gender disparities in GI. The content will be delivered by 2 short talks followed by a large panel of diverse speakers who will be asked to provide their vision on the tactics required to achieve gender equity.

Presentation:

CURRENT STATE OF GENDER DISPARITIES IN GASTROENTEROLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO THE AGA GENDER EQUITY STRATEGY
PANEL DISCUSSION

Moderators

Speaker Image for Asma Khapra
GastroHealth
Speaker Image for Kira Newman
University of Michigan Department of Internal Medicine

Speakers

Speaker Image for Loren Rabinowitz
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Speaker Image for Elisa Boden
Speaker Image for Rotonya Carr
University of Washington
Speaker Image for Maria Abreu
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Speaker Image for James Leavitt
Speaker Image for Michelle Kim
Speaker Image for Neena Abraham
Mayo Clinic
Speaker Image for Colleen Schmitt
Galen Medical Group
Speaker Image for John Allen

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