Celebrating Women's History Month

The quest for health equity in women is impeded by various health behaviors and obstacles. To tackle these inequities, it's crucial to scrutinize the historical imbalances associated with womanhood and the difficulties arising from generic healthcare policies that overlook the distinct social determinants of marginalized groups, which cumulatively obstruct the achievement of ideal health.

About the presenter

Shannyn R. Snyder, is an Adjunct Faculty Professor in the Department of Global and Community Health at George Mason University. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, her Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Anthropology and Global Health, and a Graduate Certificate in Women and Gender Studies, all from George Mason University. Her previous research includes the study of access to clean water and healthcare in vulnerable populations and illness and mortality due to inadequate sanitation, and inequality and women’s health, including focuses in disability and abortion and stigma, culture and STDs. 

Her current work focuses on sexual health, society and health literacy, as well as continued research on disproportionate environmental impact for women, particularly those with scaffolded social determinants of health. 

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