Conference Report: Interventions, Programs and Policies that Improve Health and Well-being
Sasha WalekHow do you know if an intervention or policy is having its intended effect? Sasha Walek reports from our 2019 Seattle conference.
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Reflections on the 2019 IAPHS Pre-Conference Workshop: Traversing Divides: Interdisciplinary Research in Population Health and Health Disparities
Donald ChiEarly reflections from a first-time IAPHS conference attendee, Donald L. Chi, DDS, PhD.
Conference Report: Expanding the Definition of the Built Environment Using an Environmental Justice Framework
Meghan Wolfe, Dana Williamson, Ashley Gripper, Deniss Martinez, Patrice Williams, Angeliz Encarnacion BurgosGoing beyond the built environment and embracing an environmental justice framework, in this second report from our Seattle 2019 conference.
Conference Report: Structural Racism in Population Health Research and Policy
Brittney Butler, Brigette Davis, Rebekah Cross, Samuel Baxter, Hawi TeizazuOur first 2019 Seattle conference report highlights a well-received session about structural racism.
Local, National, and Global Impacts on Population Health: Our 2019 Seattle Conference Preview
JoAnne Dyer, Danya KeeneOur 2019 Seattle conference is coming up October 1,2019. Here’s a preview.
What Else Is Happening in Seattle? Population Health Research in the Puget Sound Area
Meghan WolfeSeattle and King County have robust population health research activities. Find out more before you arrive for our conference October 1-4, 2019.
Moving from Research to Action: A Report on the “Health And… Childhood and Opportunity” Conference
Sasha WalekHow can interdisciplinary teams improve childhood development to maximize health and wellbeing across the life course? Find out more in Sasha Walek’s report from the May 2019 “Health And…Childhood and Opportunity” Conference.
Conference Report: Biologic Consequences of Social Stratification
Lindsay Fernandez-RhodesHow does social stratification affect us biologically? Lindsay Fernandez-Rhodes filed this report from our October 2018 conference.
Conference Report: Educational Differences in Health
Elizabeth LawrenceMore education is linked to better health, but skills and knowledge don’t adequately explain the gains. What else plays a role?
Conference Report: Debt and Health Disparities in the U.S.
Justin DenneyShould debt be a more central variable in health disparities work? Find out in this conference report from Justin Denney.