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First on Fox: While some medical faculties have taken steps to scrub their obligations of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) from their websites, the Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) is hiding some of their websites behind password -protected websites.
The conservative non -profit organization Consumers Research presented a campaign entitled “What is Vanderbilt University Medical Center hidden on Tuesday?” After Vumc found, not only deleted some of his references to Dei’s commitments and resources, but also some and hid them from a public perspective.
The campaign includes a website, Completely with screenshots and archived web links and show the various websites that are bound with Dei and climate activism that are now password-protected. The consumer research campaign also includes a mobile advertising table that the non -profit organization at the university has used in order to raise awareness of the actions of VUMC.
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“The Vanderbilt University Medical Center desperately tries to hide its radical guidelines by emphasizing the password protection and deletion of websites that highlight its commitment to Dei and climate activism,” said Hild Hild, research director of the consumer, in a statement on Fox News Digital. “Until recently, VUMC proudly advertised his Woke ideology, presented the Dei guidelines and an activist climate patient on its website. But now the Healthcare system Strive to hide the evidence. This apparently shameful behavior raises the question of what Vanderbilt University Medical Center is hiding? “
Conservative research results for non-profit organizations have presented a new campaign against Vanderbilt University Medical Center, in which they were accused of hiding its DEI resources and climate activism behind the password-protected websites. (IStock)
While VUMC deleted several websites in connection with DEI resources and programs in certain departments, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion -website of VUMC is said to be active only to be accessed with a user name and password.
A website of the VUMC Department of Medicine that announces itself Obligation to recruit “A diverse population and colleagues” and the interpretation of resources for those who are underrepresented in medicine are now also hidden.
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Other websites about prioritization of “climate care as health care” and other left -wing linges Climate change The initiatives have also become password -protected, as the research of consumers has found.
A screenshot of the website “Whattisvandyhiding.com”, which was founded by non-profit consumer research to emphasize how Vanderbilt University Medical Center allegedly “hides” many of its DEI resources behind the password protected websites.
In an explanation of Fox News Digital, Vumc spokesman John Wowser said that in the light of President Donald Trump The latest executive measures that prescribe an end to the DEI programs, especially in educational institutions, “carries out a thorough review of its programs to find out that” revisions can be used, including updating information on websites and other public platforms “.
“While we carry out this review, we decided to reduce related websites to ensure current, accurate and factual information,” added Wissser. “Vumc is still obliged to maintain an environment in which all of our employees, patients and visitors feel equally welcome, respected and valued.”
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The consumer research campaign includes a letter to Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Call HHS and the Department of Government Efficiency to examine VUMC.
“Vumc, a top research hospital in the United States, is strongly based on federal dollars,” says the letter. “Taxpayers dollars should be used to prioritize patient care and not to prioritize political activism. Research the consumers is ready to help if necessary to ensure accountability and to protect consumers.”
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Vumc was examined in 2023 by Tennesses General Prosecutor’s Office Transgender treatments. The investigation was followed by a video published in 2022, in which a VUMC Doctor supposedly denounced transgender operations for minors as “huge money earners” and described everyone with a religious objection against the provision of them.
