Promoting Men’s Health: How Community Health Clinics Play a Role “Men’s health is not just a man’s issue, it’s a family issue, a community issue, and a societal issue.” —Dr. Jean Bonhomme, Founder of the National Black Men’s Health Network. Men’s health is a critical aspect of public health, yet it often remains underemphasized, particularly in underserved communities. Systemic barriers to healthcare access, cultural stigmas, and socio-economic challenges contribute to significant health disparities. Addressing these issues requires a focused approach, and community health clinics, such as Marin City Health and Wellness Center (MCHWC), are a vital resource to bridge the gap and promote overall well-being. Men Go to the Doctor Less than Women Research consistently shows that men visit the doctor less frequently than women; in…
Gentrification as a Public Health Crisis panel discussion
Join us for a panel discussion and community dialog around preserving the culture of Bayview Hunters Point from gentrification, and bringing health and wellness to San Francisco’s largest community of African Americans. Come with your suggestions for how to protect Bayview from gentrification and the loss of our historic residents and unique culture. Watch this amazing video to learn more about Dr. Coleman and the Bayview Hunters Point community. Click here for a flyer about this event. Tickets and sponsorship can be purchased online at bayviewclinic.eventbrite.com. Thursday evening, February 8, 2018 6:00 Drinks and hors d’oeuvres 6:30 Welcome and short 10 minute film to introduce the work of the Bayview Hunters Point Clinic 6:45 Presentation about Gentrification and how it affects the African American/Black community 7:00 Panel discussion with JayVon Muhammad,…