COVID-19 Archives

08.27.2021 Lauren Buck

Health Equity

Lauren Buck

Lauren Buck is the Revere public health director, a nurse, and a 2018 Boston University School of Public Health graduate. She jumped into local public health mid-pandemic, and calls it her dream job despite the long hours, stress and unique responsibilities.

Editor Teresa Wood Kett

07.29.2021 working parent with child

Pandemic Parenting

Results from a study of parents during the pandemic reveals negative mental health effects, but also some positive outcomes as a result of more time at home together for families.

Fellow Rubina Veerakone

07.19.2021 phone with heart

Helping People Experiencing Homelessness and HIV

The Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program established a telehealth case management intervention during the Covid-19 pandemic for HIV-positive people experiencing homelessness.

Fellow Maya Thirkill

07.05.2021 vaccinated sticker

The Determinants of Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake in Americans

A national survey of US adults about the Covid-19 vaccine provides information that could be used to promote vaccination.

Guest Authors Ramya Pinnamaneni, K. Viswanath

06.15.2021 Katrina Forrest

Katrina Forrest

Katrina Forrest is the Co-Executive Director of CityHealth, which works to help cities thrive by advancing evidence-based and equity-centered policies to improve people’s day-to-day quality of life, well-being, and health.

Fellow Sara Mar

06.03.2021 map with meal data

Meal Appeals

School districts across the nation during the Covid-19 pandemic began adjusting their school meal programs to ensure students continued to receive meals despite being absent from the school building.

Fellow Maya Thirkill

05.27.2021 chalk sign

Communicating Covid-19 Racial Disparities

Sharing information about Covid-19 racial disparities may have a negative impact on compliance among some groups of people.

Guest Authors Allison Harell, Evan Lieberman

05.24.2021 graph

Construction and Covid-19

The researchers estimated that construction workers experienced five times the risk of Covid-19 hospitalization compared to others with known occupations.

Fellow Pat Williams

05.03.2021 envelope with eviction notice

Housing Policy & Health Equity During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Pandemic-related financial hardship has created an extreme eviction and housing crisis among low-income and predominantly minority communities already economically marginalized and experiencing high levels of Covid-19 infection and death.

Guest Authors Emily Benfer, Gregg Gonsalves, Danya Keene, David Vlahov

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