Dr. Knox-Kazimierczuk is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati in the Department of Rehabilitation, Exercise, & Nutrition Science. A Registered Dietitian and Certified Athletic Trainer, she has over 15 years of experience in clinical and community dietetics and 10 years in athletic training. Her research focuses on racial and ethnic health disparities, particularly in birthing, breastfeeding, and cardiometabolic disease. With a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Health Promotion, Dr. Knox-Kazimierczuk works to shift narratives and policies through community engagement. She is an experienced DE&I facilitator, a member of the Green Umbrella Regional Food Policy Council, and serves on advisory boards for the American Heart Association and Cradle Cincinnati.
Despite women constituting over half of the population and a significant portion of the healthcare workforce, they continue to face inequities in care, underrepresentation in health research, & higher rates of maternal morbidity and mortality.
Join us for an engaging symposium featuring thought leaders and experts sharing insights and discussing the latest industry advancements. This event offers networking, learning, and valuable takeaways for both seasoned professionals and newcomers. Don't miss the chance to be inspired and gain new perspectives in an unforgettable experience!
December 5 | 2025
This symposium is for researchers, clinicians, healthcare providers, and advocates committed to addressing gender and racial health disparities. Engage in collaborative discussions, share insights, and develop actionable strategies to advance health equity and drive systemic change in women's health.
This 1-day symposium includes expert panels, interactive discussions, and workshops. Sessions will address healthcare barriers, innovative strategies, and form action teams to drive post-event initiatives. The focus is on amplifying marginalized voices and developing actionable plans for health equity.
The symposium aims to accelerate research on women’s health disparities, shift clinical practices to better address women’s needs, and develop actionable policies. It will foster collaboration, amplify marginalized voices, and create frameworks for advancing health equity and systemic change.