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"Places of training, schools of medicine, public health nursing, etc, have a moral obligation to train the next generation of trainees better." - Dr. Ndidiamaka Amutah Onukagha, CEO & Founder of ACES Our #WomenWednesday highlight goes to an incredibly special figure in the public health world, ACES very own founder Dr.Amutah Onukagha, as she gave remarks closing out National Minority Health Month (NMHM), a critical time to spotlight the need to improve health outcomes in minority communities and eliminate bias. But where does this transformation begin? Where does the responsibility lie? At a recent #BirthingJustice screening, our CEO and Founder reminded us that eradicating bias necessitates empowering the next generation of trainees. "We have a moral obligation," she asserts, "to educate the next generation of trainees better." The ACES firm advocates for prioritizing equitable frameworks and championing bodily autonomy within educational institutions and healthcare systems to propel minority health forward. Join us in commemorating NMHM by taking proactive strides toward crafting a future where every individual's autonomy is honored and upheld. Together, let's construct a healthcare education system that not only fosters empowerment and equity but also reveres the diverse communities it serves. #MinorityHealthMonth #EmpoweringFutureGenerations  #ACESForALL

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