Dr. Rachel Hardeman - One of TIME100's Most Influential People in the World
Dr. Rachel Hardeman, the founding director of the University of Minnesota's Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity (CARHE), has been named one of TIME100's Most Influential People in the World for 2024.
The prestigious accolade recognizes her significant contributions to addressing structural racism and advancing health equity. Dr. Hardeman's dedication to antiracism research, particularly in maternal health for Black Americans, has garnered international attention. Her work, rooted in Minnesotan communities, has not only brought transformative knowledge to public health but has also shaped the global discourse on racial disparities in healthcare. Under her leadership, CARHE continues to lead groundbreaking research projects and collaborate closely with communities to drive meaningful change. Dr. Hardeman's recognition highlights the University of Minnesota's commitment to serving communities and advancing antiracism research on a global scale.
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