Harvard Chan Dean

Official Twitter account for the Dean of @HarvardChanSPH. Managed by Harvard Chan School communications team.

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

Stay connected with Harvard Chan School’s Dean of the Faculty, Andrea Baccarelli:
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[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

We're delighted to welcome Andrea Baccarelli (@BaccarelliAA) back to @HarvardChanSPH as our new Dean of Faculty! He starts on Jan. 1, 2024. Read more about Dr. Baccarelli's scientific accomplishments and his leadership vision: https://t.co/DLIbhLCxS0

[Harvard University @Harvard]

Well wishes for our 30th president, Claudine Gay, ahead of her inauguration 💙

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

Starting today, this account will be managed by the Harvard Chan School’s communications team until a new dean is appointed.

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

It has been one of the great pleasures of my professional life to serve as the @HarvardChanSPH’s Dean of Faculty for the past 7 years. Thank you all for your partnership and support in our pursuit of a healthier world.
- Dean Michelle Williams

[Harvard University @Harvard]

"We reaffirm the fundamental principle that deep and transformative teaching, learning, and research depend upon a community comprising people of many backgrounds, perspectives, and lived experiences." Read the message from Harvard leadership. https://t.co/gJYSACadGg

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

African women are far less likely to have internet access than their male counterparts – a disparity that hinders innovation on the continent. @VP’s initiative to close this digital divide is a welcome step toward progress. My op-ed in @FortuneMagazine: https://t.co/OhjRbIPAQZ

[Reform For Resilience #R4RX @R4RXResilience]

We are thrilled to announce that @thePHFI will serve as our South Asian Hub. This will greatly expand our ability to produce evidence-based policy recommendations to drive greener and more inclusive growth in societies worldwide. Read the press release: https://t.co/3WcWWCFulU

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

Slavery's destructive legacy has fueled massive health disparities for generations. Ignoring these impacts has inflicted countless harms on the Black community; reparations can help eradicate these differences. Read more in my op-ed for @TheHill: https://t.co/zUSW8eO0IP

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

An important piece from @NickKristof: even amidst great crises, we are living in a time of miracles. We cannot lose sight of the progress we’ve made to support health around the globe. We cannot lose sight of hope. https://t.co/IZyFW2kyWu

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

A pleasure to join the @LNImpactForum to discuss the importance of centering conversations and policies around health equity to improve health outcomes for all.

[Lake Nona Impact Forum @LNImpactForum]

Michelle Williams, Dean of the Faculty at @HarvardChanSPH, started important conversations about #HealthEquity, healthcare expenditure, and health policy at #LNIF23.

More about this year’s forum: https://t.co/ZS2BseFjUr

#LakeNona #ImpactForum #innovation #healthcare #healthgap

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

ICYMI: in @TIME, @DonBerwick and I wrote that in order to truly improve outcomes, health care systems to look beyond the hospital to address social drivers of health. Read our piece here: https://t.co/dPuQOmbf5E

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

America’s health care spending leads the world—but due to unaddressed social drivers of health, our life expectancy doesn't reflect that investment. In @TIME, @DonBerwick and I argue that health care systems must shift their approach to improve outcomes: https://t.co/dPuQOmbf5E

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

It was a privilege to celebrate the newest graduates of @HarvardChanSPH earlier this week. I know that their courage, commitment, and capacity will make a much-needed mark on our world. Read my full remarks to the Class of 2023 here: https://t.co/HIrlkrFglh

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

I am so proud of the Class of 2023 for their accomplishments. You’ve done, and will continue to do, great things – and as you prepare for your next step, I have one piece of advice: find and hold fast to your North Star. Congratulations, and best wishes! https://t.co/0blnXE6vLn

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

I'm so excited to celebrate our fantastic graduates today – tune in to watch here!

[Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health @HarvardChanSPH]

Congratulations to the Class of 2023! We invite you to join the live stream as we celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating students. #HarvardChan23

Watch live: https://t.co/5NHN8isQsv

[Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health @HarvardChanSPH]

Today is the Awards Presentation & Ceremony! Awards recognize the commitment of graduating students, faculty & instructors, and staff to the advancement of public health and to teaching, learning, and supporting the mission of Harvard Chan. #HarvardChan23 https://t.co/K0k5CdO6EY

[Reform For Resilience #R4RX @R4RXResilience]

The #PandemicAccord being negotiated by @WHO can help narrow global health inequities & ensure we can address future health crises. @R4RXResilience urges the #G7 to ensure the accord prioritizes #equity.

Read our full statement. https://t.co/Q2KxDrsXDp

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

This is an eye-popping and unacceptable cost on both a moral level and an economic level. It’s past time for us to close these gaps and ensure health equity.

[Harvard Chan Dean @HarvardChanDean]

We've long known that health inequities create significant harm for Black communities. Now, new research is quantifying the damage: Black Americans experienced 1.6 million excess deaths that cost the national economy $238 billion in 2018 alone. https://t.co/olGMCTb9dQ