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0:21:45 Drs. Roshan & Turner Welcome
0:25:00 Iris Spellings (Moment of Silence)0:27:00 Dr. Dewan (Introduction)0:33:00 Drs. Benham & Rosado (Pregnancy, Infancy & Early Childhood) 0:50:00 Dr. Batisti (K-12 education)1:07:00 Dr. Heyman (Impact of Violence on Older Adults & Their Families) 1:45:00 Dr. Stutman (The Humpty Dumpty Girl) 1:51:00 Ambassador Modest J. Mero (Economic Outcomes of Violence & Implications for Sustainable Development)2:08:00 Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal (Addressing Sexual Harassment & Strengthening Support for Victims of Sexual Violence in NYC)
2:33:13 Student Contest Awards
2:49:50 Dr. Casper (Violence Against Women: A Pervasive Human Rights Violation of Pandemic Proportion)3:11:45 Ms. Jourdan Williams (Neuroscience of the Cycle of Violence)3:27:00 Dr. Mashi (Interdisciplinary Approaches & CAM Therapies )
4:15:00 Dr. Popescu (Summation)
About the Conference
This conference examined the multifaceted effects of violence throughout the human lifespan and present proactive measures to mitigate adverse outcomes. The conference focused particularly on gun violence, school violence, and sexual and gender-based violence.
Conference Submissions
In preparation for this forum, the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service Institute for Women & Girls and the International Health Awareness Network (IHAN) opened a call for student policy papers and research posters to contribute to the multigenerational dialogue surrounding the impact of violence on health and education. A panel of faculty and community leaders reviewed each submission. The top papers were presented at the conference.
Impact of Violence on Health and Education Conference
Impact of Violence on Health and Education Conference
Saturday, October 27
9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.Law School 3-04 150 W. 62 Lincoln Center Campus New York, NY 10023Saturday, October 27
This event was open to alumni, faculty/staff, students, and the public.
Questions? Please email: Sandy Turner, sturner@fordham.edu. Thank you!
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