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Migration and Health in the Time of a Pandemic

March 22-26, 2021│ Virtual Conference │ University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX

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Children's Artwork

A Quilt by CHAT - Culture of Health- Advancing Together (For Auction)

Ahmad - The Galaxy, splash art, favorite colors, sparkles

Akram - Age 7 - "These are sun, cloud, it is my house, this represents happiness!"

Aminata - Age 12 - "My family migration from Mali to USA. New York apartment fire, lost so much. Moved to Houston."

Aminata - Age 12 - "My painting represents my country."

Hasanat - Age 11 - "I wanted to be really creative so I added colors to see what I would create."

Hasanat - Age 11 - "Where I came to from my country."

Hector - Age 14 - "I think my painting represents a cat that I saw yesterday. I drew it because it made me think about people moving to other places."

Isaac - Age 8 - "My painting represents friends, because they are in my heart."

Jonathan - Age 7 - "My painting reminds me of sharks."

Junior - Age 9 - "I'm thinking about a friend. I love friends and I'm going to start meeting people."

Kimberly - Age 12 - "My painting represents a story I wrote: a red castle is a sign of defeat and all the fallen as Nightingales took over the bright side."

Muzhda - Age 11 - "When coronavirus came to Earth & people wore masks in 2020."

Muzhda - Age 11 - "My painting represents Earth and the galaxy and when Covid-19 came and everyone was in their home’s and it was really great."

Osamah - Age 9 - "...the man is trying to get covid-19 with hand sanitizer and the slash stuff are the end of covid-19!"

Sajad - "My painting was about my family and sunny days on the playground."

Sami - Age 12 - "The face spells boy: left eye is b, right eye is o, and right sideburn is y."

Samuel - Age 8 - "Watching youtube and it makes me stay home and i go outside less."

Yousuf - Age 9 - "This painting means that I will help the planet Earth. I have a dream to be a doctor, but also an astronaut."

Zohra - Age 11 - "My painting about after corona virus and my painting represents covid and the impact of it."

Conference Artwork & Abstracts

Give Me Your Tired (by Kassandra Corona, MS1, UTMB)

Give Me Your Tired DESCRIPTION (by Kassandra Corona, MS1, UTMB)

Mariposa Migrante (by Kassandra Corona, MS1, UTMB)

Mariposa Migrante DESCRIPTION (by Kassandra Corona, MS1, UTMB)

The Road (By Vivian Tat of UTMB, Nathan Tat of Rice University, and Candise Tat of UTMB)

The Road DESCRIPTION (By Vivian Tat, Nathan Tat, and Candise Tat)

Together We Make a Healthy World (by Dure Najaf of PUMHS, Syed Sadequane of ICAP-PK, & Barkha Goswami of LUMHS-PK)

Together We Make a Healthy World DESCRIPTION (by Dure Najaf, Syed Sadequane, & Barkha Goswami)

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"From Pre-to Post-Pandemic: COVID vulnerabilities and the Plight of Migrants"

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