Schillace‘s journal, books, and other works focus on health justice, accessibility, and true equity — none of which are possible without the humanities.

Her upcoming book, “Intermediaries,” explores the first transgender and LGBTQ+ rights movement that took place in Germany between the world wars. In it, she’s crafting a story about race, disability, and social justice. “Intermediaries” will depict how science and medicine were used to evil ends, an instance when Nazis burned down an LGBTQ+ library, and the ways in which they purported to use science to justify genocide.

• This event is free and open to the public.
• “‘When Science Turns Evil’ is subject of Oct. 23 lecture“

This event is sponsored by the the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the Master of PA Medicine program.