Center for Multicultural and Community Affairs at ISM at Mount Sinai

I am honored to extend a warm invitation to our virtual celebration event where we will review the remarkable journey of CMCA and the contributions made by many alumni like yourself. We look forward to you joining us to offer our gratitude and thanks for your participation and contributions which have been integral to our success.

Your presence matters. This virtual celebration is not just about reflecting on the past but also about recognizing the impact each of you has had on shaping the future of the CMCA. Your dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion has been a driving force in fostering positive change within our community.

Thursday, February 15th, 2024
5PM to 6PM ET

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https://mountsinai.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-QvsfKicTie_9bDpcez_Ew #/registration

As part of Mount Sinai Health System's commitment to addressing the mental health needs of under resourced communities, The Mount Sinai Institute for Health Equity Research (IHER), Icahn School of Medicine Centers for Spirituality and HEALTH (CSH) & Stress, Resilience and Personal Growth (CSRPG), and the Department of Psychiatry have collaborated with The HOPE Center, a community mental health clinical affiliated with First Corinthian Baptist Church to increase access to quality, culturally sensitive mental health services for Harlem residents free of charge.

Sneaker Ball 2022 is an annual event hosted by The HOPE Center, dedicated to creating awareness around youth and adult mental health services and programming. The event will take place on Saturday, November 5th from 6 – 10 pm.

To learn more or purchase tickets, visit https://sneakerballnyc.org/

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Mount Sinia receives national recognition for work in addressing health inequities and racism—highlighting efforts of the Roadmap for action to Address Racism and patient demographic data collection

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MATCH DAY!! CONGRATULATIONS Class 2022

On Tuesday, September 14, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai welcomed 120 first-year medical students to the Class of 2025, during the School’s 24th annual White Coat Ceremony. Held at Lincoln Center’s outdoor venue, Damrosch Park, the ceremony celebrated the Class of 2025’s courage and resilience as they brave a new journey in the face of an ongoing public health crisis.

24th Annual White Coat Ceremony On Tuesday, September 14, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai welcomed 120 first-year medical students to the Class of 2025, during the School’s 24th...

Recognizing Our Colleagues’ Great Work and Exploring the History of Slavery in New York

Modern Healthcare announced that our colleague Ann-Gel Palermo, DrPH, MPH, Senior Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Chief of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Education and Research for the Mount Sinai Health System, has been named to the 2021 class of Top Diversity Leaders.

This great news comes on the heels of two of our diversity councils receiving national recognition from the Global ERG Network.

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A Celebration of Mount Sinai’s Administrative Fellows

The Office for Diversity and Inclusion, along with hospital leaders from across the Mount Sinai Health System, recently hosted a virtual ceremony to celebrate and honor the four young professionals who completed the Health System’s Administrative Fellowship Program in 2021.

The innovative two-year program is designed to recruit, train, and promote underrepresented graduates of master’s degree programs into leadership roles within the Health System. The graduating fellows were Alia Barnes, MPH, Priya Jain, MHA, Alpha Mansaray, MHA, and Emily Spence, MBA.

Read the takeaway lessons each offered:

A Celebration of Mount Sinai’s Administrative Fellows | Mount Sinai Today The Office for Diversity and Inclusion, along with hospital leaders from across the Mount Sinai Health System, recently hosted a virtual ceremony to celebrate and honor the four young […]

Watch the Video: What the White Coat Means to Me

The white coat is a symbol of life-long commitment to care for all communities in need and is the marker of medical students' burgeoning careers. Hear from some of Class of 2025's medical students about what the white coat means to them. “The white coat is an opportunity to make change. It's a pathway to correcting the inequities that exist in medicine, and it's not only an opportunity but it's a privilege to work with the patients that are around us and new patients to come,” says Mackenzie Mitchell, one of the students.

"What the White Coat Means to Me" at the Icahn School of Medicine | Class of 2025 Perspective The white coat is a symbol of life-long commitment to care for all communities in need and is the marker of medical students' burgeoning careers. Hear from s...