Join healthcare leaders, policymakers, and community organizations for a thoughtful conversation about healthcare disparities and improving access to both physical and mental health services. Attendees will also have the opportunity to connect directly with local resources and support organizations.
Our Keynote Speaker
Caroline Griffin, Director of Rural and Civic Engagement, PA Human Relations Commission
Caroline Griffin serves as Director of Rural and Civic Engagement at the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission, where she leads efforts to address discrimination in rural communities, strengthen rural–urban connections, and advance equity statewide. Previously, she served as Director of Fair Housing and Commercial Property. Griffin began her public service career with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, holding leadership roles across mental health, developmental programs, and equal opportunity initiatives. With decades of experience supporting people with disabilities and older adults, she has developed impactful training in disability rights, abuse prevention, investigations, and crisis intervention—driven by a lifelong commitment to social justice and inclusive communities.
Why Attend?
Hear from a statewide leaders driving real change. Learn directly from Caroline Griffin, a leader at the forefront of equity, civil rights, and community engagement across Pennsylvania.
Understand how policy impacts real lives. Gain insight into how discrimination, access to services, and systemic barriers affect rural, urban, and marginalized communities—and what can be done locally.
Strengthen community advocacy. Walk away with practical knowledge, language, and strategies to advocate for fairness, inclusion, and mental health supports in your own community.
Build meaningful connections. Engage with educators, clinicians, advocates, families, and community leaders who care deeply about equity and well-being.
Be part of the solution. This event isn’t just informational—it’s a call to action to increase healthcare access for children, families, and ALL vulnerable populations.
Our Distinguished Panel
