The HEWG Spring General Meeting is an opportunity to hear from UMN faculty member Kyle Hill PHD, MPH, about his research on the intersection of health equity and Climate Change in American Indian communities.
Join us for this seminar titled "Subsidy Design and Quality Incentives in Medicare Advantage."
SPH Communications is offering professional portrait sessions for students, staff and faculty at no charge.
Join us for this presentation titled "Gentrification and the Health of Black Older Adults: Quantifying the Role of Social Cohesion."
SPH Communications is offering professional portrait sessions for students, staff and faculty at no charge.
In the talk "Bodily Autonomy as a Public Health Imperative," Dr. Asha Hassan will discuss the critical intersection of bodily autonomy and public health, emphasizing the foundational importance of self-determination in fostering a healthy society and reducing health inequities.
This in-person event brings together researchers, students, and community partners to share innovative approaches, spark collaboration, and explore new pathways for enhancing the lives of older adults.
The goal of the Aging Work Group (AWG) is to create a collaborative, supportive community of scholars to facilitate the development of innovative and interdisciplinary aging science.
Join us for this seminar with featured speaker Dimitri Drekonja.
In this session, participants will learn how to quickly produce accurate multimedia presentations of qualitative research results following the completion of online focus groups.
Join us for this presentation titled "Building a Patient-Centered, Integrated Learning Health System: PCORI Resources and Research to Accelerate LHS."
This session will cover the history and impact of cannabis criminalization, equity components within cannabis legalization in Minnesota, and research and work aimed toward addressing the harm caused by criminalization in the state.
Join the Center for Leadership Education in Maternal and Child Public Health and the national Cross-Center Collaboration on the Health of Justice-Involved Women and Children (JIWC) for a conversation with the GAO's Gretta L. Goodwin, Stephanie Heiken and Kathryn Lenart.
This presentation will examine a specific aspect of the work environment: how unstable work schedules can serve as an indicator for assessing the health and wellness of workers in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. We utilized a mixed-methods approach to conduct this analysis.
At this seminar, members of the Social Epi Pod will present, in flash talk style, about the many, energizing new projects and initiatives that we are and have been launching!
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