Is your work culture healthy?

Dr. Patti O’Brien-Richardson is the author of two books, peer-reviewed research articles, policy reports, and book chapters on cultural health, racial resilience, diversity, inclusion, and equity culminating in research-based tools and strategies CEOs and DEI executives rely on to build inclusive, equitable workplaces, promote health and work-life balance, and alleviate race-based stress and burnout at work.

Dr. Patti O’Brien-Richardson is a professor specializing in racial and ethnic health disparities, a regular contributor to Harvard Business Publications Inspired Minds, and the founder of a public health non-profit organization, Move it Nation, Inc. Her courses include public health leadership, cultural health, women and health, health and social justice, and a social justice course she created on the historical, cultural, and societal influences of Black hair.

Dr. Patti O’Brien-Richardson is an internationally sought-after speaker. From South Africa to South Brooklyn, and from Newark to the NIH, she has been invited as a keynote speaker and panelist on racial resilience and cultural wellbeing.  Her workshops and trainings address topics such as race-based stress, creating an inclusive workplace culture, corporate self-care, health disparities, and treating your body as a