Physicians for Human Rights (PHR)
Physicians for Human Rights
The LUC SSOM Chapter of the Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) strives to create a space in which medical students, faculty, and community members can advocate for human rights and educate one another on our social responsibility to take action against injustices happening both locally and globally. In the past year, our work included hosting multiple fundraisers for Doctors Without Borders (DWB)/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and hosting a couple clothing drives in collaboration with Migrant Ministries in Oak Park. We look forward to expanding our work in the upcoming years.
Our mission statement is to create a community of future leaders committed to ending human rights violations through careers guided by a human rights framework. The National Student Program provides medical students and young professionals with the resources to engage with the larger Physicians for Human Rights network to help cultivate skills as advocates for health and human rights locally, nationally, and globally.
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Physicians for Human Rights
The LUC SSOM Chapter of the Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) strives to create a space in which medical students, faculty, and community members can advocate for human rights and educate one another on our social responsibility to take action against injustices happening both locally and globally. In the past year, our work included hosting multiple fundraisers for Doctors Without Borders (DWB)/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and hosting a couple clothing drives in collaboration with Migrant Ministries in Oak Park. We look forward to expanding our work in the upcoming years.
Our mission statement is to create a community of future leaders committed to ending human rights violations through careers guided by a human rights framework. The National Student Program provides medical students and young professionals with the resources to engage with the larger Physicians for Human Rights network to help cultivate skills as advocates for health and human rights locally, nationally, and globally.
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