Artists Seitu Ken Jones and Soyini Vinelle Guyton look to leaving a legacy.

Alexander Borodin's String Quartet No.2 in D Major: III. Nocturne.

Founder of Ragamala Dance Company, Ranee Ramaswamy describes how to dance into your 70s.

Candace Barrett Birk performs Mary Oliver's poem "When Death Comes" at Lakewood Cemetery.

Raye Birk performs an excerpt of Shakespeare's King Lear.

Artists answer, "Why is it important to talk about healthy aging?"

The Amazing Grace Chorus is dementia-friendly and celebrates Black history and culture.

A Note to His Doctor, by Kevin Hadduck. Film by Tess Nelson.

Medication therapy management and de-prescribing are important when serving older adults.

Poem "Morning Walk" by Joyce Sutphen, featuring Debra Magid. Film by Zack Grant.

During a musical interlude, Dr. Karen Ashe outlines developments in dementia research.

Original jazz composition "Levity"performed by the Ari Nahum Trio.

Gabriel Rodreick, aka Freaque, on how limitations lend to creative opportunities.

Ceramicist Donna Ray aims to illuminate artists with disabilities in the visual arts.

Allison Broeren describes what it’s like to live with an autoimmune disease.

Artist and Storyteller Kevin Kling performs his story "Perspectives."

Poet Said Shaiye performs "Heaven is All Goodbyes But I Hope It's Soft".

Musician and Disability Activist Gaelynn Lea on Disability Culture and Diversity

Medical Student and VJ, Carmen Aguirre uses art to talk about mental health.

Poet Douglas Kearney's midlife diagnosis of ADHD helps him see his work in a new way.

Communication is key in Adrean Clark's comics, often depicting life as a Deaf parent.

Micheal H. Kim, MD, explains vital role of people with disabilities in medicine

How a doctor was accidentally named by his brother and the cultural implications.

Avi Nahum, MD and Daniel Volovets, MD honor healthcare workers through portraits and song.

In the Cut: Being Asian American During this Pandemic, A Word Find Puzzle by Sun Yung Shin

Cabin of Love performs "Slowly Exploding" alongside Scott Streble’s "Porch Portraits".

Healthcare professionals recite, "Bouquet" written by John Patrick Murray, MD.

Members of the MN Orchestra, SPCO and MN Opera Orchestra perform a virtual string quartet.

Adapted from Daniel Pollack-Pelzner's "What Shakespeare Actually Did During the Plague"

Anthony Williams, MD, reads his story "Unspoken."

Master pipa player Gao Hong plays an excerpt from her composition "Flying Dragon".

Dr. Anthony Williams shares stories of being a Black Hospitalist.

Doctor Brenda Her reveals how asking for help healed wounds of intergenerational trauma.

Nachito Herrera performs, "Esperanza," written upon surviving Covid-19.

Dr. Cuong Pham's health equity work has changed as patient needs change.

Dr. Alexandra Alejos wrestles with identity is her piece, "Some Thoughts."

Dr. Parrisha Roane faces racism on the job in the adult inpatient medicine ward.

To the Healers (And Their Patients Who Have the Right to be Healed) by Dr. Tolbert Small.

Doctor Asma Adam explores what belonging looks like in healthcare.

Physicians’ answer the question, "Why we need to talk about race and racism in medicine?

Microaggressions feel like perpetual middle school in Dr. Serin Edwin Erayil's story.

Drs Chavers and Hamlar discuss Black representation in medicine throughout their careers.

Dr. Samantha Pace arranges demonstration after George Floyd's murder.

Equity in healthcare requires both action and time for restorative rejuvenation.