Monday, July 15

EndoEcho Educational Workshop

Echoing Voices of Disparities in Endometriosis Through Education and Awareness

By Lesley Boadu

Select date and time

Monday, July 15 · 5 - 8:30pm EDT

Location

Building Constructive Communities Foundation

5705 South Laburnum Avenue Henrico, VA 23231

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

Agenda

Unveiling the Past

Tracing the History of Endometriosis Amidst Racial and Gender Injustices

Empowering Unbiased Care

Navigating Current Endometriosis Treatments, Research Insights, and the Evolving Landscape of Gynecological Care

Pharmaceutical Ethos

Navigating Testing, Inequities, and Ethical Conundrums

Teen Talk

Take Charge of Your Health Now, No Reason to Wait.

Nutrition and Holistic Health

Empowering Endometriosis Management

Supporting Through Understanding

A Guide for Partners and Loved Ones of Endometriosis Patients

Beyond the Pain

Understanding Endometriosis-Associated Infertility

Fertility Equity

Addressing Disparities in Fertility Care through a Holistic Lens, Including Race & LGBTQ Consideration

Unlocking Relief

The Role of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy in Endometriosis Care

About this event

Join us for an event featuring a diverse lineup of speakers and panelists, including endometriosis and pelvic health surgical specialist Dr. Kenneth Barron, EndoEcho Founder Lesley Boadu, patient advocate and EndoArmy director Kianna Scott, maternal mental health specialist and doula Natasha Aldridge, pelvic floor physical therapists Amanda Miller and Emily Driscoll, mental health counselor Lucie Amrhein, with more to come!

It doesn’t stop at education! We’ll delve into the needs of future community outreach programs alongside you, our local community. Engage in interactive workshops and sessions where you can connect with specialists, and empower youth, people of color, the LGBTQ community, and fellow patients to foster community and discover improved care options!

Organized by

Lesley Boadu