The racial opportunity gap is a new, place-based measure of structural racism, showing the difference in the adult earnings of black and white children born to families at the same income level.
MPH student Christian Arthur developed a mural project at two recovery centers in Boston to provide support and an emotional outlet for people experiencing substance use disorder.
To ensure healthcare access and equity during and after COVID-19, centers need permanent all-payer parity for telehealth reimbursement and telehealth support tailored to vulnerable populations.
Meredith Brown, assistant director of strategic initiatives in the Office of the Dean, says she is fortunate to be in a role where no two days are the same.
Ziming Xuan, associate professor of community health sciences, has studied and informed alcohol and firearm laws that aim to prevent gun violence and substance use among youth.
Over the course of two one-hour sessions on July 7 and 9, middle and high school students will learn how data, math, and coding tools can be used to advance public health.
At the second part of the three-part symposium Teaching Public Health: Diversity, Inclusion, Equity & Justice, educators discussed how to create classrooms that are welcoming to all students.
