Julia Raifman on how policy affects health of LGBT populations, why US government needs to start counting transgender people, and translating research into action.
Families whose benefits were reduced or cut off more likely to experience food insecurity, energy insecurity, and to forgo health care than those with consistent benefits.
Reentry programs lack systematic means of identifying incarcerated veterans ahead of release and staying in touch after release, while veterans lack information about support.
Professor Lisa Sullivan on new PHX program PopHealthExperience, introducing rising 7th-10th graders to public health, and sparking future career interest in young students.
Student Morgan Simko discusses her advocacy work at Indivisible and the importance of getting out of your comfort zone in the name of public health practice and advocacy.
All of this year's Summer Institute programs are offering continuing education credits from CPH and/or CHES/MCHES. Check out each program page to learn more about adding skills to your resume.
