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Overview
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This course aims to highlight the challenges faced by undocumented immigrants in accessing healthcare in the US and the advocacy efforts to improve the situation. The learning outcomes include understanding the experiences of undocumented immigrants in the US health system, exploring the impact of immigration status on healthcare access, and learning about advocacy initiatives for more equitable healthcare. The course teaches empathy towards marginalized communities, awareness of healthcare disparities, and strategies for advocating for policy change. The teaching method involves storytelling and personal narrative to convey the immigrant experience in the healthcare system. This course is intended for individuals interested in healthcare equity, social justice, immigration issues, and advocacy efforts for underserved populations.
Syllabus
No longer afraid: an undocumented immigrant's experience in American health care
Taught by
TEDMED