Sometimes the Carolina Law family actually is
family 🩵⚖
Last Friday, Professor Rachel Gurvich helped hand off
a diploma to her husband and graduating 3L Ken Chu.
Professor Tom Kelley also shared the experience with
his son Aidan.
A team at HPDP, led by Alex Lightfoot (@aflight_foot), collaborated with tribal partners to enhance COVID-19 vaccine confidence in rural NC tribes. Through Talking Circles, they fostered open dialogue and worked towards building trust.
Read the story: https://t.co/v39lz64zS7
Congratulations to @aflight_foot for receiving an award from @UNCRural for her project "Through the Lens of Recovery: Photovoice Initiative for Healing in Robeson County".
Read more here: https://t.co/7lTSAgu39K
Doctoral student Sophie To has co-authored a new study that shines a light on how BIPOC youth with mental health concerns perceive media and are impacted by the stories that are told. https://t.co/RlrKx7rv73
Inspiring two days with our ACHIEVE team from @unc_cwhr at the Summit. Loved engaging and exchanging ideas with other Maternal Health Community Implementation Program and IMPROVE CIP teams. @nargnc@_NicoleTeal
@nihceal Inspiring 2 days at the Summit with our UNC ACHIEVE Team and the other Maternal Health Community Implementation Program and IMPROVE CIP teams.
Our approach to birth has been that the baby is the candy & the mom’s the wrapper, & once the baby is out of the wrapper we cast it aside. We need to recognize that the wrapper is a person — moms are getting really sick and dying. @nytimes https://t.co/pYs77xueu7
"Omar is a pained blast of beauty . . . "
Check out National Book Award winner Edward Ball's comprehensive review of Rhiannon Giddens' new opera, OMAR. The opera was co-commissioned and co-produced by CPA. We presented the N.C. premiere back in February.
https://t.co/d602H5TZh6
Black people living in rural areas of North Carolina were found to have better mental health than white people despite their exposure to various forms of racism and discrimination. This paradoxical finding was reported by researchers at @Georgetown. https://t.co/z0uUyKgUDX
The UNC Minority Health Conference will focus on:
“Practicing Health as a Human Right: Policy, Ethics & the Law”
Amid rising racial inequalities in health, can the #RightToHealth provide a framework to ensure #HealthEquity?
🗓February 24, 2023
Register at https://t.co/cI2gyTehjZ
Developing an Antiracist Lens: Using Photography to Facilitate Public Health Critical Race Praxis in a Foundational MPH Course - Alexandra F. Lightfoot, Caroline R. Efird, Erika M. Redding, 2021 https://t.co/90pQCJRkCN
"Conducting Community-Based Research on HIV Prevention with Youth During Covid-19" is another new YPAR article. You can read it here: https://t.co/QQqFtMMKzS #participatoryresearch#YPAR#JPRM#CBPR
Dr. Alex Lightfoot (@aflight_foot), Dr. Jennifer Leeman (@JenniferLeeman1), and Dr. Maihan Vu are part of team behind the ACHIEVE study that received $12.5 million in funding from @nih_nhlbi to identify and treat hypertension in pregnancy and postpartum. https://t.co/bB3Nm3CeMz
Stop 2 #TarHeelBusTour: The Greensboro Health Disparities Collaborative. Community activists working with researchers & physicians to address racism in healthcare, eg. disparities in completion of care between Black & white breast or lung cancer patients. Hugely impactful work.