Elizabeth J. King

Associate Professor at the University of Michigan with interests in global health, health equity, and women’s health.

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Very much looking forward to hosting @terrelljstarr at Michigan @umichCREES tomorrow for his lecture. Join us!

[umichCREES @umichCREES]

Join us on Wed when @terrelljstarr will give the first CREES Noon Lecture of the academic year! @iiumich @UMWallaceHouse @umichWCEE https://t.co/R4XyypqLiR

[umichCREES @umichCREES]

Join us Wednesday at 12! @tkassenova will be giving our noon lecture on "How Kazakhstan Gave Up the Bomb"

[The White House 46 Archived @WhiteHouse46]

NEW: President Biden just signed an Executive Order to expand and improve research on women’s health.

Through our White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research, our Administration is working to fundamentally change how we approach and fund women’s health research in the U.S.

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

@scottlgreer Ha ha! Catering to us UNC alumni at the MDen?

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Come see or tune in over Zoom to hear Saglar Bougdaeva's talk tomorrow afternoon!

[umichCREES @umichCREES]

Our 1st noon lecture of the year is just around the corner! Register now or join us in person on 9/14. "Jangar": Nomads, Aesthetics, and Literature, by Saglar Bougdaeva. https://t.co/EaUXU9Kl83 @iiumich @UMSociology

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

I look forward to participating in this important panel discussion on women's heath, inequality and democracy tomorrow, moderated by @CharleyWillison . please join us.

[Charley Willison @CharleyWillison]

Join us for a critical discussion June 21st with incredible panelists Khiara M. Bridges @BerkeleyLaw , @Tiffany_L_Green @UWMadison , @rebeccakreitzer @UNCPublicPolicy , @ejking @umichsph

[Charley Willison @CharleyWillison]

Join us for a critical discussion June 21st with incredible panelists Khiara M. Bridges @BerkeleyLaw , @Tiffany_L_Green @UWMadison , @rebeccakreitzer @UNCPublicPolicy , @ejking @umichsph

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

@ecopulsky 👏👏👏

[Jonathan Oberlander @OberlanderUNC]

excited to announce @jhppl call for papers for a special issue on the political economy of vaccines during Covid-19, edited by @h_jarman @Emassard @ejking

Paper proposals due June 3, details on SI & submission below

Pls help us spread the word!

https://t.co/M1POAaLchk

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Congratulations on an excellent dissertation defense Dr. @thegreenmoloy ! So proud of what you have accomplished @umichsph and can’t wait to see what you will do next! 🎊🎊🎊

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Sharing a link for free online access to our article w/ @umichsph MPH student, @SPHMMC_Official & Hiwot Ethiopia colleagues.

Factors associated with recent HIV testing uptake and HIV-positive serostatus among female sex workers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia https://t.co/JxiOb26SFk

[Nina Yamanis @NinaYamanis]

Yay to “Coronavirus Politics” for being most discussed monograph of 2021 via @altmetric!

🎉 for open access @UofMPress

Honored that our chapter on Tanzania is included. @ruthcarlitz Henry Mollel

Congrats to editors @ejking @scottlgreer @andre_peralta

[Matthew Kavanagh [email protected] @MMKavanagh]

Coronavirus Politics—most discussed monograph of 2021 @altmetric!
Congrats @scottlgreer @andre_peralta @Emassard @ejking

In our piece “Playing Politics: The @WHO’s Response to COVID-19” @mplngr @Renu_Singh_ We argue WHO’s political & science roles are inextricably linked…

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Still open access @UofMPress
https://t.co/twtwPWS8YR

[Pedro Magalhães @PCMagalhaes]

"Coronavirus Politics", edited by @scottlgreer, @ejking, Elize Massard da Fonseca & @andre_peralta was the most discussed monograph of 2021, based on @altmetric. Congrats! Proud to have a small contribution there w/ @andre_peralta & Luís Saboga Nunes on Italy, Spain & Portugal.

[Elize Massard @Emassard]

⁦@scottlgreer⁩ ⁦@ejking⁩ ⁦@charleswatkinso⁩ ⁦@UofMPress⁩ https://t.co/EJJI2NXkvi

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Really interesting piece on what’s driving vaccine hesitancy around the world. Was happy to be invited to share my thoughts on Russia and Eastern Europe for the article.

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

The crisis of vaccine hesitancy and the crisis of cratering trust in institutions are one and the same, writes @olgakhazan: https://t.co/POTV4LEHqW

[University of Michigan School of Public Health @umichsph]

Russia and other Eastern Europe countries have vaccinated only a fraction of their population—in part because trust in health care systems is much lower in formerly communist countries, explains @UMichSPH prof @ejking

Read on @TheAtlantic ➡️https://t.co/i8bMf7hZPg

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

I look forward to seeing the results of all the hard work the students have been putting into this over the past several months. Check out these panels on Friday Dec 3 at the virtual #ASEEES21

[REEES Think Tank @reees_thinktank]

At #ASEEES21 this Friday, our think tank scholars will present their research projects. Their presentations are split into 2 panels--one at 1pm ET and one at 3pm ET--titled "Howard U Undergraduate Think Tank Student Presentations." Show up and support these awesome students!

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

Understanding the political economy of COVID-19 vaccine regulation can lead to the promotion of global health equity in who gets the vaccines and how fast they get them. Read more in our article with @Emassard @scottlgreer @h_jarman

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

For more insight into how this is not an unexpected situation, check out our article "COVID-19 in Russia: Should we expect a novel response to the novel coronavirus?" in Global Public Health
https://t.co/G3HFmT3Bn3

[Elizabeth J. King @ejking]

I recently had the opportunity to share my thoughts with the Washington Post on how "Eastern Europe, facing coronavirus pandemic surge, also battles vaccine hesitancy" https://t.co/tZhTvtpRTN