[DEHC] Fw: Diversity Workshop - Hazardous Sites in Underprivileged Communities, June 12 - REMINDER, RSVP

[Rosanne.Foley at codman.org]

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Isabelle Anguelovski <ianguelo at hsph.harvard.edu> 
06/02/2006 06:20 PM

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Diversity Workshop - Hazardous Sites in Underprivileged  Communities, June 
12 - REMINDER, RSVP






Hello, 

You and your colleagues are invited to attend the Annual Diversity 
Workshop on Monday, June, 12 2006 at the Harvard School of Public Health. 
The workshop will be "Hazardous Sites in Underprivileged Communities: 
Challenges of Diagnosis, Clean-up, and Redevelopment". Speakers from the 
EPA, the Mass. Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, advocacy groups, 
community organizations, University of Massachusetts, and Harvard 
University will present an analysis of these issues from the perspectives 
of environmental health, health policy, environmental justice, health 
education, and brownfield redevelopment.  For more information, see 
http://biosun1.harvard.edu/diversity/summer/Summer_2006/information_diversity_workshop.htm


The workshop will be in Kresge G-1 (Snyder Auditorium) at 677 Huntington 
Avenue, Boston, from 8.45am to 5.30pm (workshop is free with breakfast 
served at 8:00am and lunch at 12:15pm). If you'd like to participate, 
please RSVP to ianguelo at hsph.harvard.edu ASAP (even if you'd like to 
attend only part of the day), as seated is limited. Please forward this 
invitation to anybody potentially interested in attending!

Thanks very much in advance!

Best wishes,

Isabelle



Isabelle Anguelovski
Assistant Program Director for Diversity
Department of Biostatistics
Harvard School of Public Health
Building II-412
665 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
Tel: (617)-432-3175
Email: ianguelo at hsph.harvard.edu 

Isabelle Anguelovski
Assistant Program Director for Diversity
Harvard School of Public Health
655 Huntington Avenue, Building II-436
Boston, MA 02115
Tel: 617-432-3175
Fax: 617-432-5619