Research Archives

12.10.2020 a group of people wearing face masks

In order to survive, we must follow public health recommendations by stopping ICE raids, detentions, and deportations.

Guest Authors Miriam Magaña Lopez, Seth Holmes

12.08.2020 a doctor giving a patient a nasal spray

Although Covid-19 rates are again rising across the country, we can learn from the Navajo and Lummi People.

11.25.2020 a group of hands holding money

Reparations and baby bonds are just two economic plans that could fundamentally restructure Black communities.

Fellow Edward Alexander

11.23.2020 a green recycle symbol made from paper

If single-stream recycling is to remain an option, we need better recycler education and container labeling to prevent cross-contamination.

Fellow Tasha McAbee

11.20.2020 a black and white drawing of a brain

The mental health services landscape developed as segregated and inadequate for Black Americans during and after Reconstruction.

Guest Authors Steven Starks, Pamela Y. Collins

11.17.2020 a group of people wearing face masks

The public health response to Covid-19 provides us with an unprecedented opportunity to end the HIV epidemic in America.

11.16.2020 a man playing a flute on a rock

Now is the time to start educating the health care workforce about the risks of climate change and how to reduce them.

Guest Author Aaron Bernstein

11.13.2020 a face mask on top of money

While the pandemic has led to massive strides in remote-care delivery, we must ensure that the concerns of homebound patients are addressed.

11.12.2020 a hand holding a mug of beer

Researchers found that as people moved from richer neighborhoods to poorer ones, they drank more and reported more alcohol consequences.

Fellow Edward Alexander

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