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Talk will focus on confronting marginalization in the community

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Talk will focus on confronting marginalization in the community

Freeman

“Diversity and Inclusion in the Community” will be the topic at noon April 6 at an online League of Women Voters of Moscow Speaker Forum.

Login information for the Zoom event is at lwvmoscow.org.

Lynda M. Freeman, clinical associate professor and academic skills specialist in the WWAMI Medical Education Program at the University of Idaho, will talk about confronting marginalization. The acronym WWAMI stands for the states served by the University of Washington School of Medicine, Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho.

Freeman has studied community health, including rural health, and designed educational tools for health care professionals serving these communities, according to a League news release. She has a doctorate in health science from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, and her experience coordinating a rural health education network in Alabama sparked her interest in adult learning and education.