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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210201
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715157403
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210202
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715158428
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210203
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715159453
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210204
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715160478
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210205
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210206
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715162528
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210207
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715163553
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210208
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715164578
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210209
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715165603
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210210
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715166628
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210211
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715167653
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210212
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715168678
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210213
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715169703
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210214
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715171752
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210215
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715172777
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210216
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715173802
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210217
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715174827
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210218
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715175852
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210219
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715176877
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210220
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715177902
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210221
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715178927
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210222
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715178928
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210223
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715180977
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210224
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715182002
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210225
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715183027
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210226
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715184052
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210227
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T125158Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_35768715185077
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210228
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, February 1-Friday\, February 28Registration Available 
 through Friday\, January 29Join Cornell Wellness for the month of February
 \, as we celebrate the culture and traditions of our African-American brot
 hers and sisters. Starting on Monday\, February 1st\, join Nutrition & Gen
 eral Health Outreach Educator\, Jeremy Stewart\, as he sits down with a nu
 mber of Black staff and faculty from around campus to discuss a number of 
 health-related issues and topics. We will discuss issues that are primaril
 y prevalent in the BIPOC community and what we can do to be proactive in l
 iving a healthy lifestyle. Week 1 will focus on awareness of the health di
 sparities that we see in predominately Black communities\; diseases such a
 s cardiovascular\, diabetes\, as well as cancer and cancer mortality rates
 . We will hear courageous\, educational\, and inspiring stories from membe
 rs of the Cornell community and how they have implemented healthy lifestyl
 e choices to overcome these obstacles. We will also hear from Dr. John Cla
 rke to talk about COVID and its disproportionate effect on the black commu
 nity. We will also hear from Catherine Thrasher- Carroll to address barrie
 rs and stigmas surrounding mental health in black culture. The second thro
 ugh the last week\, Jeremy will sit down with members from the Cornell com
 munity\, as well as a guest appearance from Mayor Svante Myrick\, to talk 
 about how Wellness has played a role in their life and how they’re takin
 g proactive measures to protect themselves from the health disparities tha
 t effect specifically the BIPOC community. Register to get an email each d
 ay with your interview of the day and also receive a trivia question that 
 relates to a person who has had a positive impact on Black History with a 
 link to a detailed bio of that individual. For more information on this ca
 mpaign\, please contact Jeremy Stewart via email.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Cornell Wellness Celebrates Black History Month
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/cornell_wellness_celebrates_
 black_history_month
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR