I met Julia Moss a couple of years ago at Boston Children's Hospital where she--as a local high school student--volunteered with our Creative Arts Program by sharing her cartooning skills with patients. Now she's a freshman at Harvard and co-founder of the Harvard College Medical Humanities Forum (HCMHF), designed to create opportunities for students to discuss and write about the intersections between medicine and the arts/humanities.
Julia interviewed me about my work as Writer in Residence in the Creative Arts Program at Boston Children's Hospital and the edited transcript is now posted on the HCMHF blog (MedHum.tumblr.com). Read the interview here (or click "read more" below).
Thanks, Julia, for the great work you do: lending company and levity to the patients at Children's Hospital, and bringing awareness to the vital overlap between medicine and the arts.
Julia interviewed me about my work as Writer in Residence in the Creative Arts Program at Boston Children's Hospital and the edited transcript is now posted on the HCMHF blog (MedHum.tumblr.com). Read the interview here (or click "read more" below).
Thanks, Julia, for the great work you do: lending company and levity to the patients at Children's Hospital, and bringing awareness to the vital overlap between medicine and the arts.
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