What is Vanderbilt University Medical Center Hiding?

VUMC is racing to hide its radical policies. They have password-protected and deleted links. What are they hiding?

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VUMC’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion

VUMC Department of Medicine Page

VUMC Radiology and Philips Publish Collaborative Life Cycle Assessment in ‘Radiology’:

Philips and Vanderbilt University Medical Center Unite to Define Roadmap for Decarbonizing Radiology:

Inaugural Climate Change Action & Sustainability Summit:

Webinar on “The War on DEIA”

6th Annual Harold Jordan Lecture CelebratingDiversity, Inclusion and Social Justice:

VUMC’s Health Equity and Inclusive Excellence:

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VUMC Emergency Medicine Diversity Page

Department of Health Policy DEI Page

Vanderbilt’s “Office of Inclusion and Health Equity” Website

VUMC Radiology Department Hosts DEI Week:

Unconscious Bias Training Facilitators:

Unconscious Bias Training Curriculum:

Vanderbilt’s $17 Million Program to Advance Diversity of Research Faculty:

Vanderbilt Health 2024 Impact Report:

Consuelo H, Wilkins, MD, MSCI Directory:

Dr. Consuelo Wilkins, Senior Vice President and Senior Associate Dean for Health Equity and Inclusive Excellence, and Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center:

“I think it’s important to acknowledge and recognize the historical and ongoing role of science and medicine and really creating systems of inequities and oppression and think about how we can embed some approaches to address these in our research making sure that our clinical role [and] research is scientifically just and inclusive.”

Source: CTSC READI Webinar: Embedding Equity in Clinical and Translational Research w/ Dr. Consuelo Wilkins

Dr. Ayesha Khan, former microbiologist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center:

“My research focuses on decolonizing medicine & science by deploying them as tools thru a political abolitionist framework to understand neurodiversity/ biodiversity, collectivist trauma healing strategies & anarchist praxis— all as pathways to liberation.”

Source: Dr. Ayesha Khan

Reed A. Omary, MD, MS, Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Engineering, Vanderbilt University Medical Center:

“We are doing a ton and we are trying to work as fast as we can to address this critical climate crisis and I think the first thing that we need to do in healthcare is realize that this is an issue that affects all of us when we realize that climate care is health care we start recognizing that its part of who we are.”

source: Climate Care is Healthcare with Dr. Reed Omary