| Best of 2019 |
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SPH This Week | Special Edition
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| Opioids and Abuse
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| In rural Vermont, Professor Emily Rothman is pursuing innovative solutions to the dual, and overlapping, crises of opioid use disorder and intimate partner violence. |
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| ‘I Wanted to Understand Their Livelihood’
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| As a 2019 Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Fellow, MPH student Pallavi Puri fused public health and journalism reporting on the unregulated industry of beedi rolling in India. |
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| Police Shootings Reflect Cities’ Levels of Segregation
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| A city’s level of racial residential segregation is the biggest predictor of how much more likely police are to fatally shoot black individuals than white ones—regardless of the racial makeup of a city’s police force or other variables. |
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| ‘We’ve Got Work to Do’
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| The 400 Years of Inequality Dean’s Symposium on October 18 convened keynote speakers Cornell William Brooks and Neera Tanden, as well as scholars, lawyers, and activists, for a day of heartfelt discussions on the history and impact of racial inequality in America. |
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| 2019 Year in Review
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| In 2019, hundreds of thousands of readers consumed PHP’s Research, News, Viewpoint, and Databyte articles on diverse topics ranging from mental health, aging, and food policy to technology, religion, and violence. |
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| SPH Snapshot: 2019
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| Scenes from the past year, from the annual homeless census to the Barkley Holiday Party. |
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