Please join us for an interactive panel discussion on issues surrounding emerging technology in the energy sector. Moderated by Tulane University Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Patrick Norton, the panel features representatives from Entergy Corporation and various Tulane departments. The program includes networking from 11:00 - 11:30, a light lunch, and the option to tour Entergy's Advanced Metering Infrastructure Lab following the discussion. Open to all Tulane community members. Registration is required.

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The Tulane School of Social Work presents Sexual Violence within the Prison System. a panel discussion that includes a former inmate who was a victim of sexual violence while in prison, a former warden of Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola), and a juvenile corrections manager (former TSSW Alum}. The panel discussion will be followed by a question and answer period.

The Maternal and Child Health Coalition is a group of individuals and community organizations dedicated to advocating for improved health services for women and children in New Orleans. Due to the dire statistics concerning birth outcomes, particularly for women of color, in the New Orleans community, the coalition is requesting that the City Council and Mayor’s Office re-establish an office of maternal and child health within city government to monitor this crisis and implement interventions to improve how women give birth in this city.

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In our busy, “automatic pilot” lives, we may find that we crave opportunities to be mindful. In this program, participants will examine the focus of mindful meditation, define it, explore what it is and isn’t, identify its benefits, discuss data that supports mindful meditation and have an opportunity to experience it.

Program highlights: Relaxation, Mindfulness, Meditation, Letting go, Experiential activities

Date: Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Location: Uptown Square, Suite 220 Presenter: TBD