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Schedule
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
10:30 PM America/New_York
Domain
NeuroscienceHost
Picower at MIT
Duration
70 minutes
Studies show that abuse, neglect or trauma during childhood can lead to lifelong struggles including with mental health. Fortunately research also indicates that solutions and interventions at various stages of life can be developed to help. But even among people who remain resilient or do not experience acute stresses, a lack of opportunity early in life due to poverty or systemic racism can still constrain their ability to realize their full potential. In what ways are health and other outcomes affected by early life difficulty? What can individuals and institutions do to enhance opportunity?" "This daylong event will feature talks by neuroscientists, policy experts, physicians, educators and activists as they discuss how our experiences and biology work together to affect how our minds develop and what can be accomplished in helping people overcome early disadvantages.
Cecile Richards (Keynote - fmr President of Planned Parenthood), Gregory Bratman, PhD, Annie Belcourt, PhD, Paul Dworkin, MD, Byungkook Lim, PhD, Sarah Milligan-Toffler, Catherine Jensen Peña, PhD, Ravi Raju, MD. PhD, Robert Sege, MD, PhD, Marc Weisskopf, PhD, ScD, Nsedu Obot Witherspoon, MPH
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