An understanding of the experiences of health, illness, and disability within its social and cultural contexts is enriched through the health humanities and ethics. DME’s Health Humanities and Ethics faculty achieve this work through a longitudinal, integrated, and interprofessional curricula—and through scholarship and service in the humanities, arts, ethics, and interpretive social sciences in partnership with other colleges at UIC. Instruction and scholarship address issues of health equity; race and racism; disability; death and dying; gender and medicine; genetics, reproduction, and assisted reproductive technologies; and immigration. We engage with the fields of disability studies; clinical, professional, and research ethics; history of medicine; narrative medicine; literature and medicine; and medical sociology.