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Breaking Taboos: Art for Public Health Education Event

Join us at Samuelssonsalen for a day of enlightening keynotes, discussions, and interactive workshops on using art to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and improve global public health. Featuring renowned speakers and a panel discussion, this event will explore innovative ways to tackle health taboos and empower communities worldwide. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with experts and learn how art can revolutionize healthcare education.

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Breaking Taboos: Art for Public Health Education Event

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  1. Date: 2014-05-14 | 9.00 am–3.00 pm, Place: Samuelssonsalen • 9.00 Introduction • by Dr Tanja Tomson, Programme Director of Public Health Sciences and Global Health and DrJonas Nordquist, Director, Medical Case Centre • 9.15 Keynote-Sculpturesthat fight taboostocommunicate HIV/AIDS awarenesstowomenwithlowlevelsof literacy including Q & A • by DrLilianNabulime, Researcher and Lecturer at the School of Fine Arts at MakerereUniversity in Kampala, Uganda • 10.00 Keynote-ThirdThings: The Power of the Arts in Health Professions Educationincluding Q & A • by Elizabeth Gaufberg, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Boston in the United States • 10.45Coffee/tea • 11.15 Presentation- Getting back tolife – the beautyof HIV treatment • by Anna Mia Ekström, MD, MPH, Professor of global infectious disease • epidemiology with a focus on HIV, KarolinskaInstitutet and Karolinska • University Hospital • 11.30 Panel discussion • with Anna-Mia Ekström, Elizabeth Gaufberg and Lilian Nabulime • 12.00 Lunch • 13.00 Interactive sessions – Workshop • Explore uses of Third Things to improve health and healthcare • 14.50 Conclusions for the future • 15.00 End Art as medium – A pedagogicalmethodtopromote global public health and activelearning

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