Hi y'all doing. This is Lishira Nolan and welcome to another episode of the Clinical

Problem Solvers Anti-Racism and Medicine series. As y'all likely know by now, in this

series, our mission is to equip our listeners across every level of training with the consciousness

and tools to practice anti-racism in their health professional careers. Today's episode is titled

Racism, Power, and Policy, Building the Anti-Racist Health Systems of the future. I am joined by two of our incredible

team members, Naomi and Rohan, so I'll let them introduce themselves and our guests.

Hi, everyone. My name is Naomi F. Fields. I'm a third-year medical student at the Perlman School

of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania by way of Miami, Florida, and Massachusetts.

And I'm just beyond excited to be here today and share this space looking forward to learning and sharing lots with my teammates and our guests.

Hey, y'all.

My name's Rohan Kazanji.

I know you've heard my voice before on the podcast, and I just want to say I'm thrilled

to be here with Naomi and Lash and just want to dive right into the episode. So let me introduce our guests today.

Our first guest is an illustrious scholar, exceptional leader, and skilled communicator who is known for breaking down racism and anti-racism with incredible clarity. It's Dr. Kamara Jones. Dr. Jones is a family physician

and epidemiologists whose work focuses on naming, measuring, and addressing the impacts of racism

on the health and well-being of our nation. She is a past president of the American Public

Health Association, a senior fellow at the Morehouse School of Medicine, an adjunct professor at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, and a former fellow at the Harvard-Ratcliffe Institute.

And I'm going to just add as an aside that if you haven't watched Dr. Jones allegories on race and racism, I highly, highly recommend clicking over to YouTube and just scrolling through and watching every single one of them.

They are incredible, y'all.

We'll absolutely be including some links to Dr. Jones' work in our show notes.

And Dr. Jones, thank you so much for joining us.

Oh, it's my real pleasure. Thank you.

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