Curious about our #research? In a recent paper, @mhicken@lewisjmiles@solome_haile and @mhEspo argue that the “slow violence” of environmental racism is linked to other forms of racial violence that have been enacted throughout history. https://t.co/03q1wY0HsK
Are affordable housing projects bad for local home values? Not so! Our new paper shows that their concentration generates positive spillover effects on local property values across all types of neighborhoods and benefits sustain over long time. OpenAccess: https://t.co/WgtGwSKfP0
In 2020 @jessica_finlay & @EpiKobayashi launched a study to examine how the COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed neighborhood environments and the way older adults age in place. Their latest review shows mixed experiences: https://t.co/mZHRyHVH94 @UM_SRC@umichsph@UMich
Measuring Neighborhood Vulnerability: A Novel Approach
Neighborhood vulnerability was measured by combining levels of affluence and disadvantage with other social aspects such as the race of neighborhood residents. https://t.co/R1QUoc9DmA
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Social epidemiologist @SBattle__ created a novel, multidimensional measure of neighborhood environment. https://t.co/5SA7IqQcxC
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