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Congratulations to Johns Hopkins HBS PhD student, Mudia Uzzi, who received the Excellence in Baltimore Public Health Practice Award from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Office of Public Health Practice and Training for his project, Mask On: Greenmount West! 🌟 🔗 publichealth.jhu.edu/offices-and-se…

Today's decision by the Supreme Court to roll back basic gun safety measures will likely make New Yorkers, and millions of other Americans, less safe in their communities. CGVS experts Kelly Roskam and @admccourt provide insight into what's next: publichealth.jhu.edu/2022/gun-viole…

So honored to be the recipient of the 2022 Excellence in Public Health Practice award from Public Health for my work with Greenmount West on the Mask On project. I'm appreciative for all our team members and funders Health Policy Research Scholars (HPRS) JHUrbanHealth that made this project a success!

Congrats Sevly, MPH ! Welcome to the HPRS family! Health Policy Research Scholars (HPRS)

.Johns Hopkins HBS PhD candidate, Mudia Uzzi, recently joined WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 to discuss his research exploring the intersectional relationship between historical redlining, racialized economic segregation, and non-fatal shootings in Baltimore. wbal.com/article/581529…

Excited to be presenting my research on the intersectional relationship between structural racism and homicides today at the @ia4phs conference

I had a great discussion about structural racism and violence with fellow @ia4phs conference attendees. Thanks for attending our session on place-based structural racism and health! #IAPHS2022

Hey y'all. Check out my new journal article

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The latest The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics is now available, featuring the FREE & OPEN-ACCESS "Differences in Perceptions of Gun-Related Safety by Race and Gun Ownership in the United States," by Julie Ward Mudia Uzzi Dr. Talib Hudson Daniel W. Webster & Crifasi. Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions tinyurl.com/mr3cscrp

We are thrilled to announce “Preventing Gun Violence in America: What Works and What is Possible” is out. A special issue of The ANNALS of The AAPSS edited by Kerri Raissian Jenn Necci Dineen & Cassandra Crifasi. IT IS OPEN ACCESS:journals.sagepub.com/toc/anna/704/1 This🧵highlights each paper.

A Newly Launched Network Seeks to Uplift Gun Violence Research Conducted by Black and Brown Scholars via Arnold Ventures: arnoldventures.org/stories/a-newl… salute to all the members of The Collective and Michael Friedrich @AV for writing the article

How Black activists have long used mapmaking to document culture and racism in the U.S. | PBS NewsHour pbs.org/newshour/natio…

I had a wonderful time sharing my research with @CommunityLawCen. Looking forward to collaborating and strategizing with @CommunityLawCen and other orgs to develop policy solutions that address #racism #gunviolence #overdose #housing and build safe and healthy communities!

New in AJPH - A first, comprehensive analysis of fatal & nonfatal injurious shootings by police in the US - including when they happened and who they injured. Until now, we’ve only been looking at half the picture. (doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2…)