view article - Performing Public Health with Jonathan Hamilt 04.26.2023 view article - Performing Public Health with Jonathan Hamilt Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health Performing Public Health with Jonathan Hamilt Jonathan Hamilt is co-founder of the NYC Chapter of Drag Story Hour and the executive director of Drag Story Hour, a national organization operating separately from DSHNYC. His drag persona, Ona Louise, works to heal her inner child by offering affirming and accepting programming for kids. Fellow Abby Outterson
view article - An Eighteen Year Difference in Life Expectancy 03.30.2023 view article - An Eighteen Year Difference in Life Expectancy Health Equity Policy An Eighteen Year Difference in Life Expectancy While life expectancy across all U.S. racial groups dropped due to COVID-19, Indigenous males had the lowest life expectancy in 2020 at 63 years compared to 81 years for Asian males. Guest Author Elaine O. Nsoesie
view article - Katherine Flegal 03.16.2023 view article - Katherine Flegal Health Equity Katherine Flegal Katherine Flegal is a consulting professor at Stanford University and is one of the most highly cited researchers in obesity epidemiology. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Weighed Down by Discrimination 03.09.2023 view article - Weighed Down by Discrimination Health Equity Policy Weighed Down by Discrimination Roughly 42% of U.S. adults experience weight discrimination, yet Michigan is the only state where discrimination based on weight is illegal. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes 01.09.2023 view article - Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes Health Equity Color Coding Breast Cancer Outcomes Women living in yellow or red areas on the HOLC's redlining maps experienced poorer health outcomes than those living in green or blue areas. Fellow Hannah Tremont
view article - Reyma McCoy Hyten 12.08.2022 view article - Reyma McCoy Hyten Health Equity Disability Reyma McCoy Hyten Reyma McCoy Hyten has a two-decade career in the service and support of people with disabilities. She became the first Black woman to serve as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Commissioner for the Administration on Disabilities. Currently, she works privately, devoting her full attention and time to identifying and confronting the root causes of oppression, and how systems create marginalization. Fellow Connor McCombs
view article - Know Your Status 12.01.2022 view article - Know Your Status Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health Know Your Status Focus group participants reported stigmatizing behavior about being tested for HIV, and among health care providers when seeking HIV testing. Fellow Connor McCombs
view article - The Cost of Conversion Therapy 10.04.2022 view article - The Cost of Conversion Therapy Health Equity LGBTQ+ Health The Cost of Conversion Therapy Adverse outcomes of conversion therapy extend beyond psychological, physical and social; it's also costly financially. Fellow Connor McCombs
view article - Consequences of Ageism 09.27.2022 view article - Consequences of Ageism Health Equity Aging Populations Consequences of Ageism Adults ages 50 to 80 experienced ageism which affected their health, researchers found in a recent survey. Fellow Hannah Tremont