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The HEADS Center JHAD-Resource Center for Minority Aging Research JHUHealthDisparities #ADRD Disparities Workshop Information Session on October 12, 1 – 2 p.m. ET is one week away! This is a great opportunity to hear from workshop leaders and learn about the application process. Register now: jh.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

"Nursing Happens Outside the Hospital Too" Opinion piece from Sarah Szanton #nursing #JHUNursing #JHUSON The Washington Post wapo.st/3yvI9br

New work by Alison Gemmill and colleagues on #maternalhealth

⁦@Dr_DylanJackson⁩ and colleagues show the impact of police stops on educational aspirations ⁦Hopkins Population Center⁩ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

⁦Hopkins Population Center⁩ Associate Director ⁦Alison Gemmill⁩ and colleagues found a "chilling effect" of anti-immigrant rhetoric during the 2016 US presidential race, leading to underuse of prenatal care among foreign-born Latinx people newswise.com/politics/prena…

“the majority of these 10 years have really been focused on getting messages to gay men, and therefore PrEP became a biomedical HIV prevention, an intervention, that was not necessarily geared toward the lives of Black women,” Kamila A. Alexander bit.ly/3VoZuMa

📝 Sara Curran (University of Washington), Raya Muttarak (Università di Bologna), Joshua Wilde (MPIDR) and Jakub Bijak (CPC) join PAA on publishing research focused on Africa, Asia, and Latin America 📆 7 Dec at 11 AM EST, 5 PM CET 📍 Zoom More Info: bit.ly/3UeggMM

Watching Kamila A. Alexander present her important work at the Hopkins Nursing Research Retreat 🏳️‍🌈

Call for Applications: NextGenPop Undergraduate Program in Population Research Deadline: February 1, 2023 Please consider applying or sharing with others who might be interested! Read more below.

Hopkins Population Center Associate Director Alison Gemmill says "During the last decade, we have seen a huge shift in when and how women give birth...the big question we should be asking is, are women that wait going to be able to have the babies they want?" cbsnews.com/news/u-s-birth…

According to Hopkins Population Center associate Susan "People who use opioids need different “exits points” and “off ramps” to get off the drugs... the issue is with consumption, with lack of scaled-up evidence-based medication-assisted drug treatment" usatoday.com/story/news/nat…

Happy to organize the following workshops with Genomics England The Alan Turing Institute Brieuc Lehmann on health equity issues in genomics and beyond. nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Overcome impostor syndrome & anxiety in population health grant writing. Join our webinar (2/16 Thu, 12p-1:30p ET) to hear from past presidents of IAPHS on how their "failures" led to valuable lessons. Register now! #pophealth #grantwriting bit.ly/3CXBQQ3

15 disciplines came together Johns Hopkins University : #complexity methods to measure structural racism. New collaborations to follow! Roland J. Thorpe, Jr @DrDeidraCrews Friends of NIA Workshop aids understanding of structural racism bit.ly/3QS9dcY via The Hub

#NIH is seeking input on challenges affecting retention in the postdoctoral trainee community. Better understanding of these challenges will help NIH support competitiveness & innovation within biomedical research & its workforce. RFI deadline is 4/14: bit.ly/3E8fRGz

I am looking for a postdoc to work on topics related to kinship and demography. The position is for three years and offers a competitive salary, not to mention access to the great MPIDR community! Could this be you? Apply by May 15! Or get in touch if you have questions 👇

Maybe one of the best things about being a faculty: you can talk with amazing colleagues in different domains. This week, I gave a talk in the depart. of pathology Johns Hopkins Pathology and the hopkins population center Hopkins Population Center. Appreciated the learning and communication opportunity!

ICYMI: Our #PAA2023 recap highlighted emerging research by #demographers & public health researchers, like Alison Gemmill Hopkins Population Center on severe #pregnancy complications & delayed childbearing & Eugenio Paglino PennPSC on tropical storms & #migration bit.ly/448fYxj

JHU-affiliated hosting partners include: Johns Hopkins Center for Health Equity JHSPH Lipitz Center @JHUDisability & Hopkins Population Center. Congratulations to all for the 2023 Nexus Award! We look forward to the "Convening in Our Nation’s Capital to Amplify Global #Loneliness #Awareness” in the Summer of 2024!

🎉Let’s join Nicholas Kristof The New York Times in celebrating that 96% of the world’s children now reach adulthood. Individuals, organizations, & governments have made incredible progress. USAID MOMENTUM is working to bring that figure to 100%. Learn more at usaidmomentum.org