Talking Public Health with Jean-Francois Trani

Jean-Francois Trani, MS, MPhil, PhD, is a professor at WashU Public Health. He studies the intersection of mental health, disability, aging, ethnicity/race, gender, and structural and social determinants of health, particularly in conflict-affected fragile states and low-income countries but also underserved areas in the United States.

His talk is titled, “Empowering communities to foster sustainable development goals: Case studies  from Afghanistan and Pakistan.” Join us in person or online via Zoom.

The Talking Public Health seminar series features presentations by leading thinkers in public health at WashU and elsewhere. Speakers present their work and engage with the audience to advance the ideas that shape public health. Each talk is recorded and posted to the School of Public Health’s YouTube channel.