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Community Talk: Social Inequity in Spiritual Healing

Sun, Jul 23

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Zoom (link will be emailed when you RSVP)

Join us for a free virtual Community Talk to explore the ways social inequity shows up in the spiritual healing industry.

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Community Talk: Social Inequity in Spiritual Healing
Community Talk: Social Inequity in Spiritual Healing

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Jul 23, 2023, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PDT

Zoom (link will be emailed when you RSVP)

About the event

Join us for a free Community Talk centered on the ways social inequity impacts spiritual healing. 

What do we mean by social inequity: Social inequities are things avoidable often systemic barriers to access. For example, different social inequities cause inequality. So there are is an inequality in the potential outcome for someone living in a rural area with no hospital nearby vs. someone that lives in an urban area with options for which local hospital to utilize for the best care. That inequality though is caused by inequity barriers in the rural area - lack of doctors, lack of funding from the government, a lack of preventative care, etc. There are system barriers that again, are avoidable - what that means is that rural areas can have better healthcare that is comparable to urban areas.

Here are some resources for exploring Social Inequity: 

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