If we thought the problem and the solution to the tragedy of Breonna Taylor was simply prosecuting these cops, then we’re not understanding the broader systemic conditions that allow for the kind of policing that disproportionately imperils Black Americans...

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Interested in community perspectives on pharmacist prescribing of contraception in rural California? Follow our Instagram, just starting to push out our recent survey findings. #WorldContraceptionDay #FreeThePill #birthcontrolpharmacies instagram.com/centralvalleyv…

So proud to mentor the brilliant Monica De La Cruz, who is now a RWJF Health Policy Research Scholar Health Policy Research Scholars (HPRS) !

Expecting Justice is hiring a Program Manager for #TheAbundantBirthProject! Be a part of the first pregnancy guaranteed income pilot in the US, focused on racial and reproductive justice! Economic Security Project California Preterm Birth Initiative Tipping Point Community March of Dimes recruiting2.ultipro.com/PUB1001PUBH/Jo…

Hi, #sfp2020! Check out our on-demand webinar on a community-centered study on implementation of pharmacist-prescribed contraception in rural California. Proud to do this work with Sally Rafie Erin Garner-Ford through Interdisciplinary Research Leaders!

Congrats to Jenny Higgins and Sonya Borrero for their #SFP2020 awards! You are both an inspiration to me, and these awards are so well-deserved! (Also, how great was that Zoom award ceremony? I think it was better than being in-person!)

Join us next week for “Social Safety Net Crisis: Lessons from a Pandemic,” a presentation by Tina Sacks Tina Sacks moderated by Anu Manchikanti Gómez Anu Manchikanti Gómez. 1pm Friday 10/16 as a part of @ucberkeleyofficial’s Homecoming weekend. More details bit.ly/2GSElZA

Reparations as a Public Health Priority

Today is Wednesday. Your household has less than 48 hours to get counted in the #2020Census at My2020Census.gov before the Trump administration shuts it down after 11:59 p.m. Hawaii time on Oct. 15. npr.org/2020/10/13/921…

For those who thought that abortion was the dividing line, think again. The Supreme Court (Alito opinion) has already conflated/confused abortifacients with contraception in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby. Couples have been denied Plan B by pharmacist who claim a religious right to do so

Getting ready to moderate a fantastic session on emerging reproductive health technologies with Joia Crear Perry Raquel Burgess @APHASRH, join us #APHA2020! apha.confex.com/apha/2020/meet…

Wonderful presentation at #APHA2020 w/ many of my SF peeps: addressing structural racism to improve the outcomes of Black birthing people. Bottom line #trustBlackwomen and demonstrate it! Expecting Justice Brittany D Chambers, PhD, MPH Deb Karasek Anu Manchikanti Gómez

Feeling good as hell, dancing in the street outside Kamala Harris Maya Harris childhood home in Berkeley!

We are hiring an assistant or associate professor focused on Native American community health and well-being. Joint appointment between Social Welfare and Ethnic Studies. Apps due 12/7! aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF02788

Black pregnant people who experience a fatal police killing in their neighborhood during pregnancy may be at increased risk of having their baby prematurely according to our new study w @UCBerkeleySPH. By Dana Goin Anu Manchikanti Gómez Deb Karasek Brittany D Chambers, PhD, MPH & more bit.ly/3quic5a

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How SF improves pregnancy care for communities of color sfexaminer.com/news/how-sf-im…