Health Equity (1116) Subcategories: Child and Adolescent Health LGBTQ+ Health Incarceration Aging Populations Nutrition Housing Violence Disability Policy Top In Health Equity view The Search for Hope in Public Health The Search for Hope in Public Health Fellow Jack Mellom view “A Living” Through Labor: A Q&A with Michael Stein “A Living” Through Labor: A Q&A with Michael Stein Fellow Rowena Lindsay view Movement as Medicine: One Step at a Time Movement as Medicine: One Step at a Time Editor Monica L. Wang view How Food Assistance Programs Could Boost Mental Health How Food Assistance Programs Could Boost Mental Health Guest Authors Alex O'Donnell, Joanna Buscemi view The Caregivers Holding Up America’s Health System The Caregivers Holding Up America’s Health System Fellow Rowena Lindsay Subcategories: Child and Adolescent Health LGBTQ+ Health Incarceration Aging Populations Nutrition Housing Violence Disability Policy view article - Anastasia Kidd 03.01.2024 view article - Anastasia Kidd Health Equity Anastasia Kidd Anastasia Kidd, minister, lecturer, author, and activist, discusses her new book, Fat Church: Claiming a Gospel of Fat Liberation, and the health effects of weight stigma in medicalized spaces and research. Fellow Kara Schmidt view article - Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom 02.29.2024 view article - Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom Health Equity Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom Despite efforts to mitigate biases in courtroom sentencing, judges issue harsher sentences for defendants with more stereotypically Black names compared to stereotypically White names. Guest Authors Nick Camp, Dushiyanthini (Toni) Kenthirarajah view article - Authority 02.27.2024 view article - Authority Health Equity Authority As scientists, our authority is always fleeting. And this is how it should be. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein view article - Sukhi Samra 02.26.2024 view article - Sukhi Samra Health Equity Sukhi Samra Sukhi Samra, director of the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration and Mayors for Guaranteed Income, discusses how the programs started and their response since, as well as how policymakers can construct initiatives that better fit the needs of communities. Fellow Adna Jaganjac view article - Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 02.23.2024 view article - Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 Health Equity Policy Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 PHPod sat down with Leah Watson, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU Racial Justice Program, to discuss censorship in the classroom. Fellow Kara Schmidt view article - Telehealth’s Tech Gap 02.22.2024 view article - Telehealth’s Tech Gap Health Equity Telehealth’s Tech Gap Despite the widespread push for telehealth adoption, Black patients report having less telehealth visits than White patients, largely due to a lack of internet access. Fellow Sean Hagan view article - Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage 02.20.2024 view article - Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage Health Equity Incarceration Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage Entering the carceral system leaves many without insurance coverage, even after release. Fellow Caroline Dignard view article - Diversifying Science 02.20.2024 view article - Diversifying Science Health Equity Diversifying Science The problems of diversity in science run deeper than identity. We also need diversity of perspectives. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein Category Posts
view article - Anastasia Kidd 03.01.2024 view article - Anastasia Kidd Health Equity Anastasia Kidd Anastasia Kidd, minister, lecturer, author, and activist, discusses her new book, Fat Church: Claiming a Gospel of Fat Liberation, and the health effects of weight stigma in medicalized spaces and research. Fellow Kara Schmidt
view article - Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom 02.29.2024 view article - Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom Health Equity Jamal vs James: Name Bias In the Courtroom Despite efforts to mitigate biases in courtroom sentencing, judges issue harsher sentences for defendants with more stereotypically Black names compared to stereotypically White names. Guest Authors Nick Camp, Dushiyanthini (Toni) Kenthirarajah
view article - Authority 02.27.2024 view article - Authority Health Equity Authority As scientists, our authority is always fleeting. And this is how it should be. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
view article - Sukhi Samra 02.26.2024 view article - Sukhi Samra Health Equity Sukhi Samra Sukhi Samra, director of the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration and Mayors for Guaranteed Income, discusses how the programs started and their response since, as well as how policymakers can construct initiatives that better fit the needs of communities. Fellow Adna Jaganjac
view article - Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 02.23.2024 view article - Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 Health Equity Policy Censorship In the Classroom: Book Bans and Challenges, Part 2 PHPod sat down with Leah Watson, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU Racial Justice Program, to discuss censorship in the classroom. Fellow Kara Schmidt
view article - Telehealth’s Tech Gap 02.22.2024 view article - Telehealth’s Tech Gap Health Equity Telehealth’s Tech Gap Despite the widespread push for telehealth adoption, Black patients report having less telehealth visits than White patients, largely due to a lack of internet access. Fellow Sean Hagan
view article - Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage 02.20.2024 view article - Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage Health Equity Incarceration Stripped of Medicaid: Ex-Inmates' Struggle for Coverage Entering the carceral system leaves many without insurance coverage, even after release. Fellow Caroline Dignard
view article - Diversifying Science 02.20.2024 view article - Diversifying Science Health Equity Diversifying Science The problems of diversity in science run deeper than identity. We also need diversity of perspectives. Guest Author Sandro Galea Editor Michael Stein
