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Exhibits

The Aurora Public Library District is proud to host diverse exhibits at no charge to our community. Exhibits can be viewed during open hours at library location(s) as described below.

Outside/Inside: Immigration, Migration, and Health Care in the United States

Monday, January 13 - Saturday, February 22

Santori Library

The National Library of Medicine produced Outside/Inside: Immigration, Migration, and Health Care in the United States, guest curated by historian, author, and educator Beatrix Hoffman, PhD (Northern Illinois University).  
 
The traveling exhibition and companion website trace the history of ideas about immigrant health,  and immigrants’ and migrants’ changing experiences with U.S. health care since late 1800s. Immigration is an important part of the American story. Health care and medicine played a role in inclusion and exclusion, in “assimilation” and discrimination, in dividing communities and strengthening them. The exhibition images portray the history that reminds us that we all share a desire to protect our health and well-being.  
 
The National Library of Medicine produced this exhibition and companion website.