🗣New Pub Alert In this paper, we explore the ways school discrimination and discipline inequities shape the academic and psychological adjustment of Black adolescents over time. We pay special attention to the differential impacts found for Black girls and Black boys.

I Just got word that this has reached the warehouse early & will begin shipping soon! #AnotherOne

It is our pleasure to present the 2021 Department of Population Medicine Annual Report, highlighting our #COVID19 & #healthdisparities research, findings in key areas from #healthpolicy to #prevention to #therapeutics, our teaching programs, & more: bit.ly/3yHpSZq

#CallforAbstracts! Send your abstract by 30 June to be considered for a new JIAS special issue on "person-centred approaches to address the health needs of people living with #HIV and co-infections and co-morbidities." bit.ly/3wn9DiS @gycaswell IHRI Jeffrey V. Lazarus

Why are Sexually Transmitted Infections Surging? Dr. Whitney Irie (EYE-ree) on the need for comprehensive sex education, lack of understanding about serious long-term impacts of untreated STIs, stigma & shame as barriers to consistent STI testing in NYT Magazine. nytimes.com/2022/05/17/mag…

So grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this The New York Times piece alongside the incomparable HReno and Ina Park !!

Key article in The New York Times by kim quotes colleagues Dr. Whitney Irie (EYE-ree) Ina Park HReno, highlighting the need to address burgeoning rates of #STD in the US. As #COVID #pandemic terror abates, further increases are anticipated nytimes.com/2022/05/17/mag…

Thank you Women Business Collaborative for featuring @CulturalRigor, the PREM-OB Scale™️ Suite, and our novel patient-community-hospital Quality Improvement program to diagnose and dismantle obstetric racism with Boston Medical Center Tejumola M. Adegoke in the WBC May Newsletter conta.cc/3wnijpp

Today is #HIV #Vaccine Awareness Day. AVAC Mitchell Warren, Stacey Hannah, Robin Shattock, Ntando Yola, and IAVI's Kundai Chinyenze discuss in Journal of the IAS the road ahead, highlighting the reasons for continued optimism that an effective HIV is possible.

In a new Journal of the IAS feature to commemorate #HVAD, IAS member Robin Shattock (Research Scientist at Imperial College London) and other experts explore the topic, "#HIV #vaccines in 2022: where to from here?" bit.ly/3yFl9rl #IASONEVOICE

"As we move forward with the field, we need fresh ideas, novel studies… and we need coordination to accelerate #HIVvaccine development," Maureen Luba Milambe tells advocates on the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation, APHA webinar. Watch live, fb.watch/d4A-2sfVaq/ #HVAD2022 Linda-Gail Bekker

While #COVID19 vaccines have provided hope, the development of an #HIV #vaccine faces challenges. IAS member Kundai Chinyenze & other experts examine where we're at & identify next steps in the potential development of an HIV vaccine. bit.ly/3yFl9rl #IASONEVOICE #HVAD

"My experience underlines underdiscussed elements and misunderstandings about Black women’s sexual health." bit.ly/3sK78oj

Thank you to Ekemini Ekpo for her thoughtful article in TheBody about Black women's sexual health & rejecting "respectability politics." Also, thanks for sharing the positive impact of our E-WORTH study! Tagging project director Dr. Dawn Goddard-Eckrich + researchers on Twitter⤵️

Join Rachel R. Hardeman, PhD, MPH of UMN School of Public Health + Fetid Moppet of UC San Francisco, co-authors of “Improving The Measurement Of #StructuralRacism To Achieve Antiracist Health Policy,” for a discussion on the key areas to advance antiracist health policy research. Tune in 5/31 @ 3pm ET. bit.ly/3w2Jhm8

Dr. Whitney Irie Dr. Whitney Irie (EYE-ree) just gave an amazing talk on PrEP Access and Service Delivery for Black Women for our MHD Speakers Series 😀 charmcentermia Check it out on our Facebook page!

Thank you so much for the opportunity Dr. DALE!!!!!!!!!

Black women ARE life. & Congratulations are in order TO Boston College for securing this phenomenal scholar to join their faculty. My dear friend/sister THE Dr. Whitney Irie (EYE-ree) Folks need to be watching out for BC School of Social Work BC —Yadama is over there strategically buildin. Ok—We see you!

Dr. Sannisha Dale Dr. Whitney Irie (EYE-ree) charmcentermia Such a great talk both content and the speaker. Thank you for organizing and thank you Dr. C!