GHHS Stories of Humanism

A Call for Storytellers for AAMC’s Learn Serve Lead 2026


This fall, we’re thrilled to host a storytelling panel and interactive workshop, at Learn Serve Lead: The AAMC Annual Meeting — and we’re inviting you to be part of it.

The Gold community is committed to advancing healthcare that is kind, safe, and trustworthy. Central to this mission is listening to and learning from the communities we serve—and from the clinicians, advocates, educators, and organizations working alongside them.

[APPLY TO BE A PANELIST HERE]

Deadline: August 30, 2026

About the Workshop

What: Tell Me More About Your Community: Voices in Immigration & Health

When: November 6–10, 2026

Where: Learn Serve Lead: The AAMC Annual Meeting in Anaheim, California

This workshop brings together leaders with firsthand experience in immigration and health to explore the unique strengths, challenges, fears, and barriers faced by immigrant communities in healthcare settings. Through conversation, storytelling, and shared resources, participants will consider how we can better understand these experiences and create more humanistic care.

Guided by the Gold Humanism Honor Society’s 2026 National Initiative, “Tell Me More About Your Community,”this session will highlight the importance of intentionally listening to and learning from immigrant communities and exploring how Gold Foundation tools and resources can help make healthcare kinder, safer, and more trustworthy.

Workshop Aims:

  • Deepen understanding of the factors that can prevent immigrant patients and families from experiencing humanistic care by learning directly from clinicians, advocates, and community leaders.
  • Strengthen community-centered approaches to understanding the intersection of immigration and healthcare across the United States and highlight resources that support kinder, safer, and more trustworthy care.
  • Elevate storytelling and listening as powerful tools for building empathy, fostering connection, and helping healthcare professionals and learners better understand the communities they serve.

Share Your Story

Are you a Gold community member with experience in immigration and health? Share your voice and expertise.

Tell Me More About Your Community: Voices in Immigration & Health will bring together clinicians, advocates, educators, community leaders, and others with firsthand insight into the experiences of immigrant communities in healthcare. Panelists will help explore the barriers and challenges these communities face—and how we can create healthcare environments where every person feels seen, respected, and cared for.

We welcome Gold community members with expertise in:

  • Clinical, educational, advocacy, or community-based work with immigrant populations
  • Programs or partnerships that promote humanistic healthcare for immigrant communities
  • Challenges, fears, and barriers affecting immigrant patients and families
  • Storytelling, listening, and community-centered approaches to healthcare
  • Resources, models, or tools that can be adapted to support immigrant health

Together, we can listen, learn, and build a deeper understanding of the communities we serve—advancing healthcare that is kinder, safer, and more trustworthy for all.

[APPLY TO BE A PANELIST HERE]

Deadline: August 30, 2026