HIM PE 04 05 2023 DEI Weekly Wrap Up 13: Dr. Saniya M. Habboub: Lebanese Red Cross Boss

Namaste, My Humanities in Medicine DEI Diversity Equity and Inclusion family,  Dr. Watson here for this week’s Humanities in Medicine DEI Weekly Wrap Up!  The Humanities in Medicine DEI Weekly Wrap Up:  A weekly tidbit illustrative of the significance and virtues of various findings in the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) arena, occasional healthcare and popular culture literature excerpts, and touches of humor and musicality. For the Week of 4/5/23: HIM PE DEI Weekly Wrap Up 13: Dr. Saniya M. Habboub: Lebanese Red Cross Boss  DEI Weekly Wrap Up: Dr. Saniya M. Habboub: Lebanese Red Cross Boss  The month of April has been designated Arab American History Month. It is a period of time in which we are urged to celebrate, reflect upon, and honor the contributions of our Arab American friends, achievers, pioneers and trailblazers throughout that immensely accomplished, yet frequently misconstrued diaspora. It is our aspiration at the Humanities in Medicine Podcast Experience that the people of Arab American ancestry can be on the receiving end of more positive, humane, and inclusive depictions. The presentation of the uplifting story of Dr. Saniya M. Habboub and her five decades long contributory efforts to the Red Cross serves as an inspiration to all of us. In addition, In this month of Ramadan, I hope all of you who observe. Have had a healthy, prosperous Ramadan season. My people. My listeners. My diversity, equity and inclusion DEI family.   Dr. Saniya Moustafa Habboub claimed fame as the very first woman of Lebanese descent to attend a United States medical school, and in 1931, she became the first Lebanese woman to receive a Doctor of Medicine degree abroad and become a physician in the United States of America. Dr. Saniya Habboub graduated from MCP, or the Medical College of Pennsylvania, my FAVORITE landmark medical pedagogical and training institution for women. Links: Dr. Saniya M. Habboub Three Little Maids at Medical School | South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA) Links: Dr. Saniya M. Habboub Al- Raida Issue #22 (lau.edu.lb)  All Humanities in Medicine Podcast Experience episodes illustrate the significance and virtues of the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) concepts of cultural competence and cultural humility with an extensive healthcare literature review, and touches of world culture, humor and musicality. ALL ages, gender identities, races, nationalities, creeds, religions, and ethnicities worldwide are welcome to enjoy an audio escapist edutainment moment with me, Dr. Watson, the podcast creator, producer, and host. Join me, Dr. Watson, your Chief Diversity Guru, producer, and host, on this groundbreaking audio revolution for a new episode every month on all major podcast hosting platforms.  Beneficent Benefactors Always Appreciated:  Cash App cash.app/$EMDExecutiveEnt  Pay Pal paypal.me/EMDExecutive @EMDExecutive  Venmo www.venmo.com/u/EMD-ExecutiveEnterprisesLLC  https://mailchi.mp/b5aa2f5d3b58/the-elementary-my-dear-humanities-in-medicine-podcast-experience   If you wish to donate to support and contribute to the Elementary My Dear Humanities in Medicine Podcast Experience revolution, thank you! #livewellwithdrmichelle Namaste, Dr. Wats