Monday, June 22, 2026 | 7:00 - 8:30 PM EDT

Part 1 named the problem. Part 2 is about what we do next. DEI rollbacks, lost funding, and silenced language are reshaping how Black pharmacists practice, teach, and serve.

This is not the first time our profession has faced this moment, and we are not without a playbook.

Join three voices charting the path forward:

John E. Clark, PharmD, on the civil rights legacy of Black pharmacists; from running for office to leading voter registration drives out of neighborhood pharmacies. 

Shawn-Ta Brown, PharmD, on new grad empowerment, financial sustainability; and and the urgent fight around student loans.

Shantel Upshaw Houston, PharmD closes on what comes next: NPhA's strategic plan, the SNPhA to NPhA pipeline, the role of AI in equity work, and the resolution process that turns your voice into policy.

Open to all!