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Our Cuba Program was a great success!

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With its strong arts traditions and focus on healthcare, Cuba offers special insights into health issues in the arts.

The program in Cuba includes plans for:
• Behind-the-scenes access to performance spaces, studios and teaching facilities.
• Meetings and discussions with Cuban artists and arts leaders.
• Discussions with Cuban healthcare professionals and Public Health leaders.
• Formal discussions by participant experts on prevention and treatment in the arts.

PARTICIPANTS
Full-time professionals in the arts, healthcare, education or related fields who are conducting research or are interested in participating in research in the arts, health and safety in Cuba.
 

 

Program Details and Costs

 

Application Form
Requested by November 27

 

Cuba Travel Advice

 

PROGRAM CONSULTANTS

University of Illinois at Chicago, School of Public Health (visit website)
Performing Arts Medicine Association (PAMA) (visit website)

David Hinkamp, MD, MPH dhinkamp@uic.edu
Marc Brodsky, MD MBrodsky@stamhealth.org
Mary Fletcher, MA mary@artsmed.org

This research program is organized by Marazul Charters, Inc. Contact is Bob Guild bguild@marazul.com

     

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Arranged by Marazul Charters, Inc.

 

 

What participants have said about the program:

Artists are workers, and studios are workplaces -- what better location to internalize this than a cultural center like Havana?   
S. Lacey, PhD, Director, Env Health Sciences, Ind. Univ.

I loved this trip. The UIC team arranged for us to see interesting venues and provided expert behind the scenes insight to the beauty and challenges of creating and performing. David's appreciation for the arts and his experience as a physician working with artists made the trip second to none.   
Leslie Nickels, PhD, NIOSH

The trip with Health and The Arts to Cuba in 2011 was the highlight of my year. It provided a window into a very different and fascinating health care system. We also had the opportunity to meet artists and occupational health care providers as well as enjoy the rich cultural and historical experiences of Havana! Also, what a joy to be in Cuba in February!   
Robert Cohen, MD Chair, Pulmonary and Critical Care

Going to Cuba and working with health professionals and artists was a wonderful experience; not only was I able to work with studio artists on chemical exposures and ventilation solutions, I was able to expand my skills by working with performing artists with the Cuban National Symphony on ergonomic issues facing musicians.
C. Barrett, CIH

   
   
   
   

 

     
 
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