Marya Ghazipura is an epidemiologist and biostatistician in New York City with nearly 10 years of experience in epidemiological consulting, evidence analytics, scientific advisory, guideline creation and evaluation, developing implementation frameworks, and working with other strategists to sustain improvements in complex health systems. Also presenting her husband: Dr. Tanzib Hossain, who is a pulmonary and critical care doctor in his NYC hospital. Clinical Instructor, Department of Medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Jason Gardner, the founder of Radical Shift Coaching, is a highly respected life coach with capabilities for unlocking human potential. With a long history in magic, escapology (think Houdini), and showmanship, he is known for his ability to help people free themselves from the straight jackets they put themselves in and reach full personal potential and freedom.
Two speakers will address the topic "The Future Of Cities" (After Covid-19) Anthony Fieldman — National Design Director for HOK Canada and Josh Sirefman Co-Founder and Senior Advisor Google Side Walk Labs. Register at Eventbrite: http://bit.ly/futureofcitiesrcny
Amiri Anderson
Wolfram von Heynitz
Brooklyn Borough President - Eric Adams
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International Breakfast - Nov 18th
International Breakfast - October 21st
China Overtaking America’s Dominance
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CSPAN Allows Citizens To Curate How They're Informed
WHO African Region is Polio-Free
World Central Kitchen in Manhattan
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We Need to Vaccinate Children
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Appreciation for Essential Health Workers
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Health Care Struggles
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