Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Anna-Michelle McSorley, where we explore the intricacies of finding your path and branding yourself in the field of public health and social justice. In this episode, we discover how Dr. McSorley defines her research focus on the political structures that contribute to health inequities and learn valuable insights on articulating your passions and expertise. We delve into the process of writing peer-reviewed publications and gain useful advice on identifying missing links in systems. Anna-Michelle shares practical strategies and systems she has implemented to move toward her goals. We also dive into the importance of personal branding for students and discuss ways to find your "why" in your chosen field. We also explore the Anti-Colonialism Collective Book Club and its impact on community building. This episode is filled with valuable advice and inspiration for carving your path and making a meaningful impact in your chosen field.

Dr. McSorley’s Website: https://www.amcsorley.com

Anti-Colonialism Collective Book Club: https://publichealth.nyu.edu/w/casjph/acc

Center for Anti-racism, Social Justice, and Public Health (CASJPH): https://publichealth.nyu.edu/w/casjph