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The National Medical Association is proud to host the 2026 National Colloquium on African American Health in Washington, DC, bringing together leading voices in medicine, research, and advocacy to advance solutions for health equity.
Centered on “The New Reconstruction,” this year’s colloquium is driving powerful conversations, policy engagement on Capitol Hill, and real action to address disparities impacting our communities.
Read more about the impact and key highlights from this year’s convening: https://bit.ly/4bp7Lun
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The National Medical Association invites you to listen to a powerful and compelling message from Roger A. Mitchell, Jr., MD, 126th President.
In this impactful speech, Dr. Mitchell speaks to the importance of NMA membership, the critical role of advocacy, and why standing together as a unified voice is essential to ensuring proper representation for our physicians and the communities we serve.
This is more than a message. It is a call to action.
Be informed. Be engaged. Be part of the movement.
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On behalf of the National Medical Association, Uché Blackstock, MD shared why it was so important to attend the National Colloquium on African American Health.
Moments like these remind us that when we come together with purpose, we can shape a healthier, more equitable future for all.
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Day 2 at the National Colloquium on African American Health was nothing short of powerful.
The National Medical Association continued the momentum in Washington, DC with impactful discussions, bold ideas, and meaningful collaboration focused on advancing health equity and driving real change.
From thought-provoking panels to engaging conversations and unforgettable moments, Day 2 showcased the strength and unity of our physician community.
Take a look at some of the highlights from today and stay tuned as we continue this important work together.
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The National Medical Association had an incredible and impactful day yesterday at the National Colloquium on African American Health in Washington, DC.
From dynamic panels and powerful conversations to meaningful connections and forward-thinking solutions, the energy in the room was unmatched as we continue advancing health equity through action.
Take a look at some of the highlights and moments that made the day so special. More to come as we continue this important work together.
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