Excited to share this event with you! What if we could prevent harm & save lives by better understanding what’s actually in the drug supply?
Join us 11/3 for a hybrid event w/ 4 incredible people: @nabarund @clairezagorski Aaron Ferguson & @Yarelix15: https://t.co/RneY6CEEAc
📢 New publication 📢
Showcasing syndemic-focused interventions for marginalized women developed by @ColumbiaSIG, this paper summarizes what works for addressing intersecting #IntimatePartnerViolence, #druguse & #HIV
🔗https://t.co/7HRxvTJpHt
🚨 New paper in Public Health Reports! 🚨
My colleagues and I argue that #PublicHealth needs to make structural changes to incorporate #massincarceration into curricula & institutions, as well as prioritize employment for those with lived experience.
https://t.co/1qLlnLv1XT
Still feeling energized after participating in yesterday’s @ColumbiaSSW@TheLancetHIV panel on #HIV and #intimatepartnerviolence among key populations of women w/ incredible mentors, colleagues & advocates
If you missed it, we’ll be posting the link shortly
shelter workers are essential workers -- this declaration was essential for #IPV services to continue during #COVIDー19, says @AmericanHealth fellow Janice Miller @HouseOfRuthMd
If you had told me 15 years ago that I would grow up to be an IV-using, heroin-addicted shell of a person, I would have never believed you. I grew up in a devoutly religious family. We were homeschooled, raised… https://t.co/d5lk6PCpNR
Scientific rigour and activism are *not* mutually-exclusive. In fact, we need to recognise and invest in more activist-academics, especially in substance use and #HIV research.
The era of the academic who speaks down from their ivory tower couldn’t end faster.
“When you see something that is not right. Not fair. Not just. .
Do something. Get in trouble. Good trouble.” —John Lewis
The opposite of engaging in #goodtrouble is doing nothing out of fear we’ll get into trouble. We must amass our courage and overcome fear like John Lewis.
—Spending on policing in the US has almost tripled, from $42.3B in 1977 to $115B in 2017.
—We now spend $1078B more on police than on public housing.
—15 states spend $27,000 more per person in prison than they do per student.
It's time to invest in communities, not policing.