About the Program
Join us virtually at noon ET on February 26 for a joint, collaborative Black History Month webinar, “Strategies for Bridging the Healthcare Trust Gap in Black and Brown Communities: A Black History Month Conversation on Medical Mistrust, Health Equity, and the Path Forward.”

Why This Matters
The trust gap between Black and Brown communities and the healthcare system—rooted in centuries of medical exploitation, systemic racism, and ongoing disparities—directly contributes to poorer health outcomes, delayed diagnoses, and mistrust of emerging healthcare innovations including AI and digital health tools.

This collaborative webinar convenes diverse voices to explore actionable strategies for rebuilding trust, designing inclusive solutions, and creating systemic change that honors the dignity and agency of Black and Brown communities.

Join Us in Building a More Equitable Healthcare Future
This is more than a conversation; it’s a call to action for everyone committed to health equity.
Registration details below.

Key Learning Objectives

1. Understand the historical and contemporary roots of medical mistrust in Black and Brown communities
2. Identify specific strategies to rebuild trust and demonstrate accountability to communities of color
3. Recognize technology’s role as both a bridge and a barrier to trust in healthcare delivery
4. Center patient and community voices in care delivery, innovation, and policy development
5. Commit to actionable next steps for advancing health equity in your organization