doi:10.7916/fv4q-6e36Oral history interview with Ponzella Johnson, 2021Johnson, Ponzellaoral historiesmixed materialNursesCommunity and college--United StatesDiscrimination in housing--United StatesDiscrimination in medical care--United StatesDiscrimination in employment--United StatesRacism--United StatesHarlem (New York, N.Y.) HistoryHarlem (New York, N.Y.) Race relationsHarlem (New York, N.Y.) Social conditionsJohnson, PonzellaColumbia UniversityAs a long-time Harlem resident and a school nurse and public health professional at a Harlem elementary school, Ponzella Johnson shares her perspective about Columbia University's engagement with the Harlem community to help combat the negative consequences of racism in employment, healthcare, housing, and business. She also shares her perspective on how Columbia University can make improvements moving forward. The interview focuses on the following key themes: power and control, equity, communication, accountability, and responsibility