J. Deanna Wilson, MD, MPH
Disadvantaged by Design: The Racial Legacy of American Drug Policy
The UNC School of Medicine Addiction Medicine Program invites addiction medicine fellows, faculty, and other healthcare professionals interested in addiction medicine to view this recorded presentation from the Sharing the Wisdom: A Presidential Lecture Series for the Next Generation.
In this session, J. Deanna Wilson, MD, MPH, ACAAM President-elect, explores the racial legacy of American drug policy and examines how historical policies continue to shape health outcomes, treatment access, and addiction care today. Participants will gain insight into the intersection of addiction medicine, public policy, and health equity through the perspective of a nationally recognized leader in the field.
Originally presented as a live, interactive webinar on July 10, 2026, this recording provides an opportunity to learn from an innovative educator and addiction medicine leader who is helping shape the future of the specialty.
Presenter
J. Deanna Wilson, MD, MPH
ACAAM President-elect
Presentation Title
Disadvantaged by Design: The Racial Legacy of American Drug Policy
Series Description
Sharing the Wisdom: A Presidential Lecture Series for the Next Generation is presented by the UNC School of Medicine Addiction Medicine Program and features nationally recognized leaders in addiction medicine sharing their expertise, experiences, and perspectives with trainees and early-career professionals. The series is designed to foster learning, professional development, and engagement with leaders who are advancing the field of addiction medicine.
Activity Type: On-Demand Recording
Original Presentation Date: July 10, 2026
Provider: UNC School of Medicine Addiction Medicine Program