4177.0 Student posters: social justice & public health

Tuesday, October 30, 2012: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Poster
This session features posters prepared by students of public health and health-related programs that highlight the intersection between social justice and public health from a historical, theoretical, epidemiological, ethnographic, and/or methodological perspective (whether quantitative or qualitative).
Session Objectives: Participants who view these posters will be able to describe different student efforts to link issues of social justice & public health in their public health projects.
Organizers:
Rebekka M. Lee, ScM , Jennifer Garcia, MPH and Tabashir Sadegh-Nobari, MPH
Moderator:
Rebekka M. Lee, ScM

Board 1
A working group for reproductive justice: Using social movements to invigorate traditional public health theories on sexual and reproductive health
Arianna Taboada, MSW, MSPH
Board 2
Power of framing: Re-thinking a public health response to modern slavery
Hana Akselrod, MPH, MD Candidate
Board 3
Understanding the relationship between built environment and obesity through a gendered lens
Stephanie Hsieh, ScM, Donna Spruijt-Metz, PhD, Frank Curriero, PhD, MA, Laura Caulfield, PhD, Lawrence Cheskin, MD and Ann C. Klassen, PhD
Board 4
'Choking for a smoke': The embodiment of working class history in the life stories of smokers in an ex-mining village in the North East of England
Frances Thirlway, BA MSc LLB
Board 5
Expanding gender and health: Gender expression as a social determinant of health
Allegra R. Gordon, MPH and Sari L. Reisner, MA
Board 6
Primary Prevention of Type II Diabetes in Urban Native American/Alaska Native Girls and Young Women
Sarah Rosenberg, MPH Candidate 2013
Board 7
Neighborhood poverty trajectories over 4 decades in California
Jina Jun, MA and Catherine Cubbin, PhD
Board 8
Community-based Accountable Care Organizations to improve health outcomes for the Illinois Medicaid program
Hamza Obaid, MPH candidate and Jack Warren Salmon, PhD
Board 9
Impact of Social Justice and Public Health: A 2-credit undergraduate workshop course for Health Educators
Bethany Kies, MPH

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Organized by: Spirit of 1848 Caucus

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