Note: Poster #8 is cross-listed in the category of "Research on Health Disparities, in memory of Mitchell Stewart." Posters #14 and #17 is cross-listed in the category of Innovative Solutions to Public Health Challenges.
Beckett Field, 8511 Legation Road, New Carrollton, MD
Climate Change: Taking Action for Equity
Building strong communities makes us more resilient. Join MDH, the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, Prince George’s County Health Department and the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative on Saturday, April 9, from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., at the City of New Carrollton Spring...
View Event Details for Climate Change: Taking Action for EquityThe SPH Research, Innovation and Practice poster session was held Tuesday, April 5, 2022 from 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. in the SPH building ground floor concourse
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2204 Edward St. John Learning & Teaching Center
Amazon-UMD Symposium
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to learn how Amazon and UMD are partnering to promote STEM careers, diversity & inclusion, and research innovation. Featured guest speakers include Dr. Nashlie Sephus, Tech Evangelist at AWS AI, and Alice Sesay-Pope '95, Vice President at Amazon. The...
View Event Details for Amazon-UMD SymposiumThe Center's philosophy is that health literacy is best developed within communities, and we support community health literacy in multiple ways. The Center
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UMD-PRC Seminar Series: Centering Race in LGBTQ+ Women's Health Research: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Capturing Intersectional Lived Experience
Talk Description: In this talk, Cerezo will share recent community-partnered research projects that explore how intersectional discrimination impacts mental health and substance use among racial and ethnically diverse LGBTQ+ communities. Cerezo will also discuss intersectional approaches to health...
View Event Details for UMD-PRC Seminar Series: Centering Race in LGBTQ+ Women's Health Research: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Capturing Intersectional Lived Experience