Lunch and Learn Sessions

Discover how MGH’s Office of Belonging and Engagement is working to create a more inclusive and connected community. Explore the office’s mission and initiatives, and learn how they’re supporting belonging and engagement across the hospital.

Take a closer look at the stories and symbolism behind the art and artifacts that shape the new Slavin Academy. In this talk, Sarah Alger, Director of the Russell Museum, shares the history and meaning woven into the space, highlighting how imagery and objects inspire learning, reflection, and connection.

Learn how you can take full advantage of the range of resources that Mass General’s Treadwell Library has to offer! Presented by Jillian Carkin, Librarian at Treadwell Library and Daniel McClosky, Associate Director of Library Services at Treadwell Library.

Gun violence is a pressing public health crisis with wide-reaching impacts. In this Lunch and Learn recording, Dr. Peter Masiakos discusses the work of the Gun Violence Prevention Center and shares insights on strategies to reduce harm and promote safety.

Explore how innovative simulation is bridging gaps between youth, community, and healthcare providers. In this session, Dr. Patrick Smithedajkul and Gabriella Hakim, MBA, share the design and impact of YSIMS, a program using simulation to strengthen understanding, communication, and care across diverse populations.

Misinformation about alcohol is everywhere—but how does it affect patients and their care? This Lunch and Learn recording, “Alcohol is No Ordinary Commodity: Tackling Misinformation & Gaining the Tools to Help Patients,” features Lunder-Dineen Associate Director Denise O’Connell, MSW, LCSW, CCM and Time to Ask Advisor Brendan Prast, MD, who share evidence-based strategies and practical tools to better support patients.

Presenters Ali Parmar, JD, MBE, and Carmen Alvarez, MHA, share insights from their work in patient and physician engagement. This engaging and timely series will feature thought leaders from across Mass General Brigham who will explore ways to cultivate well-being, enhance communication, and foster a stronger sense of connection in the clinical environment. Through real-world strategies and inspiring discussion, participants will gain tools to support both personal resilience and team wellness. Co-sponsored by the Center for Academic Development and Enrichment (CADE).

Curious about conducting a systematic review but not sure where to start? Watch this Lunch and Learn session with Melis Lydston, MLS from the Treadwell Virtual Library, as they break down the process and share practical tips for getting started.