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Women’s Health is the Community’s Health:
Impacting Women’s Lives in Urban Places
September 9-11, 2007
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Women’s issues might be discussed solely in
terms of women’s reproductive capacity or broadly conceived
as an under recognized economic force. Urbanism can involve
city planning and design of spaces and architectural
connectivity and increasingly discussed as the
interconnectivity among human made structures and human use.
As scholars, we recognize that only through greater
understanding of one another’s work in health, women’s
issues, and urbanism, can we coalesce the challenges,
forces, and strive to enlighten and inform ourselves and
society.
- Eileen Sullivan-Marx, PhD, CRNP,
FAAN, RN
Shearer Term Associate Professor for Healthy Community
Practices, and Associate Dean for Practice and Community
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Sponsors:
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Penn Institute of Urban Research
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Dept of OB & GYN
Institute for Women Health and Leadership
Drexel University School of Medicine
City of Philadelphia Department of Public Health
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