Time (Central Time)	Session
9:45 AM	Registration/Check-in (Zoom)
10:00 AM	Welcome
10:08 AM	Robert Doherty Tribute, Senior Vice President, Governmental Affairs & Public Policy KudoBoard
10:18 AM	Welcome/Introductions/Overview of DEI Moderator: Omar Atiq, MD, FACP
10:25 AM	Keynote David Hilden, MD, MPH, FACP
10:40 AM	Panelists Implicit Bias and Call To Action Moro Salifu, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP Listening To Communities-Integration of DEI In Multiple Spheres Advocating For And With Different Groups: Inter-Professional, Patients, Communities Kelsi Manley, MD Advocating For An Issue(s): How To Move Things Through Professional Societies, Organizations, Institutions, Communities, Etc. Cynthia Jumper, MD, MPH, MACP Susan Hingle, MD, FAMWA, FRCP, MACP Advocating On The Local, State, And National Levels and Building Successful Coalitions Daniel “Stony” Anderson, MD, FACP
11:25 AM	Question/Answer Moderator: Omar Atiq, MD, FACP
11:40 AM	Adjourn

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