Do The Change: Challenging and Reimagining OEHS

Join us for part two of our conversation with LaShyra "Lash" Nolen, a dual-degree MD/MPP student at Harvard Medical School and Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and the first documented Black woman to serve as student council president at Harvard Medical School. Continue listening to learn more about her life story, her Fulbright adventure, and the powerful mission of her grassroots organization, We Got Us. 

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Join us for this episode with LaShyra "Lash" Nolen, a Southern California native, writer, activist, and dual-degree MD/MPP student at Harvard Medical School and Harvard Kennedy School of Government. She is the first documented Black woman to serve as student council president at Harvard Medical School and strives to continue to dismantle systemic practices inside and outside medical institutions. In 2021, Lash founded We Got Us, a youth-led grassroots community empowerment project focused on increasing access to education and healing for marginalized communities.  Join us for this enriching conversation with Lash as we explore her life story, her Fulbright adventure, and the powerful mission of her grassroots organization, We Got Us. 

See full transcript here: https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-lashyra-nolen

Join us for part two of Do the Change with Brandon Phillips, MS, a second-year ergonomics student at UC Berkeley. Tune in to hear about Brandon's journey in the field and his thoughts on the importance of practical experience, creativity, and diversity in ergonomics. His journey includes a summer practicum he discovered through the power of social media, particularly X (formerly Twitter), demonstrating how social media platforms can be instrumental in securing internships and connecting with others in your area of interest.

See full transcript here: https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-brandon-phillips

Join us for part one of Do the Change with Brandon Phillips, MS, a second-year ergonomics student at UC Berkeley. Tune in to hear about Brandon's journey in the field and his thoughts on the importance of practical experience, creativity, and diversity in ergonomics. His journey includes a summer practicum he discovered through the power of social media, particularly X (formerly Twitter), demonstrating how social media platforms can be instrumental in securing internships and connecting with others in your area of interest.

See full transcript here: https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-brandon-phillips

This is Part 2 of conversation with Makeen Yasar on his journey into the field of medicine and his deep love for community-based programs that deliver healthcare to historically marginalized communities

https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-makeen-yasar

Join us as Makeen Yasar and host Tyra Parrish, MPH discuss Makeen's journey through the healthcare field and the challenges associated with fighting for equitable healthcare. #EquitableHealthcare

https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-makeen-yasar

This is Part 2 of our eye-opening conversation between Mariah Jiles, MPH, and Tyra Parrish, MPH they explore Mariah's journey as a trailblazing #publichealth  professional focused on #reproductivejustice .

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Join us as Tyra Parrish, MPH, explores Mariah's journey as a trailblazing public health professional and recent graduate of UC Berkeley's prestigious Master's of Public Health Program. Mariah shares how her passion for social change and her experience with research in reproductive health have impacted her work. Mariah and Tyra also share their insights on salary negotiation, navigating the space of public health as Black women, and creating space to exist as your authentic selves with the help of leaders who have come before. #publichealth #reproductivejustice #blackwomenpodcasts

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This episode is Part 2 of our conversation with Aldo on his love and passion for protecting workers and creating accessible information channels for workers. 

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Join the conversation between Tyra Parrish, MPH, and Aldo Munoz, MPH, and gain fresh perspectives on the field of Industrial Hygiene in regards to how we as future leaders can protect workers and create accessible information channels for workers. In this episode, Aldo and Tyra talked about how Aldo entered the field and how the field of IH is decades back in regards to race, ethnicity and gender and that there is lots of room for improvement.

View the full transcript online here: https://www.coeh.berkeley.edu/do-change-aldo-mu%C3%B1oz-mph