Conversations in Health

Michelle Roett is a physician whose career bridges clinical care and health equity research. In this conversation, Dr. Roett will share insights from her work advancing maternal and child health, leading community-based initiatives in Washington, DC, and securing major funding to support equity-focused health care solutions.

Bill Steiger is a global health leader whose work has shaped U.S. global health policy and international health initiatives for more than two decades. In this conversation, Steiger will reflect on leading Malaria No More and on his years in senior positions at the U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Marian Wentworth is a global health leader whose career has helped expand access to vaccines and improve health systems worldwide. In this conversation, Wentworth will reflect on leading Management Sciences for Health and on her experience advancing global immunization efforts throughout her career.

Chris Jennings is a health policy leader whose work has shaped U.S. health care policy for more than three decades. In this conversation, Jennings will reflect on his work advising health care organizations and policymakers through Jennings Policy Strategies, drawing on his experience in the Clinton and Obama administrations.

Lucile Adams-Campbell is a nationally recognized cancer epidemiologist whose career has transformed the study of cancer disparities and community-engaged research. In this conversation, Adams-Campbell will share insights from her leadership at Georgetown University and discuss the role of research in improving health outcomes.