I've had a great time.

I've really been enjoying the convening.

In academia, we are often siloed, not only in various disciplines, in different units within a university, but also between the university and the broader community or policymakers.

And so one of the really wonderful things about this convening is that it brings together lots of different scholars from very different methodologies, very different parts of universities, but also in conversation with people who are deeply involved in communities, with people who work in policy, every day.

And so being able to break down those barriers between the different parts of the university and the community is most helpful in thinking about how do we answer these very important questions? And also, how do we put ourselves in the best position to really make change and promote these really important healthcare interventions?