A JAMA viewpoint argues that any examination of the year's pandemic, recession, and civil unrest must consider the nation's socioeconomic and racial divides.
As a Rappaport Public Policy Fellow, MPH student Gray Babbs is analyzing sexual orientation and gender identity data for the Department of Youth Services to determine disparities among LGBTQ youth.
Residential segregation plays a key role in who police use deadly force against, pointing to the need to change not just how officers interact with black individuals, but with black neighborhoods.
Attorney General Maura Healey and Jonathan Levy presented a new environmental justice policy report based on the SPH mapping tool, which was created by a team of faculty, researchers, and students, led by Patricia Fabian.
The SPH alum has held leadership roles at the Massachusetts Department of Health, where he oversaw health equity and education initiatives for LGBTQ youth, youth of color, and other underserved populations.
Jennifer Weuve received two grants from the National Institute on Aging to study the impact of air pollution and community noise on one’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
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.
Volunteers with mobile market Fresh Truck and Boston Medical Center's Preventive Food Pantry are helping families in need access healthy, affordable food.
