The Center for Men’s Health Equity leads regional, national and global research, policy and practice in pursuit of men’s health equity, well-being, and social justice.
“It’s startling how many people are offended by the idea that men are suffering. Others say the longevity gap is simply due to biology — and we should just accept it. But I think we can do more.”
The Center for Men’s Health Equity acknowledges that Georgetown University is built on sacred Indigenous homelands. The Center for Men’s Health Equity is committed to building and maintaining just relationships with the communities who have been displaced by the university, including the Piscataway and Anacostan peoples, the descendants of those enslaved by Georgetown founders, as well as with local racialized communities. To learn more about or become an active participant in ongoing relationship-building processes at Georgetown, see the following resources:
Georgetown Land Acknowledgment Process, Dr. Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner, sm3551@georgetown.edu
