Migrant Farmworker Health, Inequality, and What Can Be Done? Seth Holmes, Associate Professor of Public Health and Medical Anthropology, UC Berkeley Co-hosted by the Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety and the Center for Poverty Research
Seth Holmes, Phd, MD, Associate Professor of Public Health
and Medical Anthropology at UC Berkeley will give a talk on
Migrant Farmworker Health, Inequality, and What Can Be Done.
Dr. Holmes is a cultural and medical anthropologist and physician
at UC Berkeley whose work focuses broadly on social
hierarchies, health inequalities, and the ways in which
perceptions of social difference may naturalize, normalize, or
challenge these inequalities.
