HSLS is pleased to host the National Library of Medicine's traveling exhibit, For All the People: A Century of Citizen Action in Health Care Reform.

About the Exhibit:

Health care reform is often associated with presidents and national leaders, but communities, workers, activists, and health care professionals have made their voices heard in the debate about whether and how to make quality health care available to all. This exhibit tells the story of how movements of ordinary citizens helped shape the changing American health care system.

Information for Visitors:

Visit Falk Library between Monday, September 23 and Friday, October 4, to view the exhibit. We recommend allowing 30 minutes to review the exhibit content on display.

Falk Library is located on Pitt’s campus, in Alan Magee Scaife Hall. Please enter the building from Lothrop Street, and proceed to Floor M (Mezzanine), below Floor 3. Visitors will be received during library open hours.

All visitors to the exhibit with Pitt ID can enter to win a $25 Panera gift card. Bring your Pitt ID to the Main Desk when you visit the exhibit. A drawing will take place after October 7 to select two recipients. Gift cards were generously donated by Friends of the Health Sciences Library System.

Panel on Health Care Reform and Equity:

On Monday, September 23, at 4 p.m., HSLS will host a panel discussion in Auditorium A, 3rd Floor, Alan Magee Scaife Hall. The panel will feature faculty from Pitt's Schools of the Health Sciences and will focus on health care reform, policy, and health equity, expanding on the historical topics of the exhibit.