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Global Health Forum (GHF) (Multicultural)
Affiliation: Mailman School of Public Health
Main Email Contact: jy2343@columbia.edu
Contact: Jean-Ezra Yeung
The Global Health Forum�s mission is to raise awareness about global health issues at the Mailman School of Public Health through speaker and film series, community service, and other student events.

Goldsmith Gallery (Literature and Writing)
Location: Jewish Theological Seminary
Phone: 212-678-8000
Affiliation: JTS

Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation (Art)
Location: Avery Hall
Phone: 212-854-3414
Website: http://www.arch.columbia.edu/
Facebook: Link

Group for Community Recovery (Multicultural)
Affiliation: Mailman School of Public Health
Main Email Contact: sgv2104@columbia.edu
Contact: Sejal Vashi
As the world's population has become concentrated in cities, the structure and function of the urban area increasingly determine the health and wellness of a given community within a "society." This ecological perspective sees the identified community as part of a larger whole. Wealth, culture, race/ethnicity, and other factors, determine the mode of distribution and flow of resources and opportunities that stratify communities in a complex matrix created by cities within a local, national and global urban context.