Caroline Kienast- von Einem

Interdisciplinary PhD student @MRC_Epid @CedarUK @Cambridge_Uni | interested in how environments - and movements between them - shape health behaviours

[UN-Habitat SDG Localization @SDGLocalization]

@UNHABITAT is hiring a Multilevel Governance Expert! Join our team to expand our work on #MultilevelGovernance for the #SDGs and empower local and regional governments worldwide.
⏳4 months (Part-time)
📍Online
⏰Oct 3rd
🔗 https://t.co/Vl9XbMqKc7
#UNJobs #UNHiring #UNHABITAT

[Caroline Kienast- von Einem @CarolineKVE]

Our latest study finds
⚕️Recent movers have lower health compared to settled residents
🏘️Newcomers to deprived areas were healthier than locals, in affluent areas the reverse
🚗Newcomers were less likely to commute by car despite living further away from work
@MRC_Epid @usociety

[Alice Reid @amrcampop]

New research from @CarolineKVE &
@JennaPanter illustrates the complex relationships between migration and health. People moving to affluent areas had poorer health than existing residents, but those moving to deprived areas had worse health https://t.co/LwJDs47zJW

[Alice Reid @amrcampop]

First publication from Interdisciplinary @ESRC PhD student @CarolineKVE (with @JennaPanter). Group-Based Multi-Trajectory Modelling is used to create a longitudinal, migration-specific classification of GB wards 1981-2011. Congratulations Caroline!
https://t.co/HZgS4jgRjL

[Caroline Kienast- von Einem @CarolineKVE]

Relevant listen in the current weather ..

https://t.co/aRfY3tXSM6

[Caroline Kienast- von Einem @CarolineKVE]

I had a wonderful time at the #iMigMob2022 in sunny St. Andrews - An amazing
group of people, interesting discussions, and great feedback on my work looking at common migration trajectories in GB over the last 40 years

[St Andrews Geography & SD @StAndrewsSGSD]

We've loved hosting the 3rd International Conference on Migration and Mobilities (iMigMob) this week- thanks to all who contributed #imigmob2022 @CPCpopulation @prgr_rgsibg