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Stephen B. Thomas Joins White House Summit on COVID-19 Equity

Thomas joined community organizations, equity leaders and government officials from across the nation Wednesday at the White House for the Summit on COVID-19 Equity, an event highlighting interventions and approaches that have moved the needle on equitable COVID-19 outcomes.
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Dec
14
Wednesday
Virtual

The Long History of Airborne Infection Transmission: Why Don’t We Use the Knowledge We Have

ISIAQ 30TH ANNIVERSARY WEBINAR SERIES Every wonder why we don't use the knowledge we have about airborne transmission of infectious diseases during a pandemic? Join this online webinar, featuring Lidia Morawska, Kristen Coleman, and Kerry Kinney, where we will discuss this topic more.

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Nov
16
Wednesday
Virtual

Covid-19 Equity: A White House Summit on What Works

Dr. Stephen Thomas, professor of health policy and management, will be a panelist at this White House event. The gap in primary series COVID-19 vaccination rates between Black and Latino/Hispanic adults and white adults has significantly closed, and deaths have declined by nearly 90 percent in Black...

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Feb
22
Wednesday
Zoom

Sisters in Public Health: Scholarships Info Session

The Sisters in Public Health's mission is to create a safe space to empower, educate, and evolve the next generation of women in public health. Come to hear from their leadership team about their organization, their opportunities to get involved, and about the annual scholarships they offer for both...

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Sacoby Wilson, wearing a blue shirt and grey suit jacket, stands to the left of Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of APHA, who is wearing a blue shirt, yellow tie and grey suit jacket.

Sacoby Wilson Receives David P. Rall Award for Advocacy in Public Health

The American Public Health Association (APHA) presented Sacoby Wilson, professor of applied environmental health in the School of Public Health, with the David P. Rall Award for Advocacy in Public Health during its annual meeting today in Boston. The award, given to Wilson by APHA Executive Director Georges Benjamin, recognizes Wilson’s dedication to community-based environmental justice and science-based advocacy to influence policy change.
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