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Erica Walker (e_dubya), along with @KatherineEManz and @JosephMBraun1, received a Seed award for a project monitoring water in Jackson, Mississippi. They plan to test household water quality and its link to adverse health conditions. Brown Daily Herald ow.ly/qMxe50NAjeC

Would I be who I am now if I lived in the Jackson, Mississippi that exists today? I work through my feelings of guilt, sadness, frustration, and anger in this Behind the Paper blog. Nature Water …inabilitycommunity.springernature.com/posts/a-story-… Brown University School of Public Health Brown University

Come join us tonight as Raine✨ presents her findings from her year-long indoor air quality intervention at home-based daycare centers in Providence. e_dubya just finished cutting and folder the study finding brochures! Brown University School of Public Health Brown Epidemiology Brown Research

1/What a great community event! Thank you Raine✨ for showcasing the AMAZING work home-based daycares in Providence are doing to keep their indoor environments safe and clean for the children they serve! Brown University School of Public Health #wehere

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The #water crisis can have impact on wellebing. A new study shows the impact of biol water alerts on #children #education with a focus on Jackson, #Mississippi e_dubya nature.com/articles/s4422…

Our April issue is now live! go.nature.com/40Dd2Wo

It’s Time for the Ivory Tower (and funders and local government) to Stand Up for Places Like Jackson--but only if you are TRULY about that life. My feelings in print Scientific American. #wehere Brown University School of Public Health scientificamerican.com/article/the-ja…

"Researchers like me, who come from and study places with great needs, can effect positive change by reenvisioning our roles and partnerships with the communities we serve." | Opinion trib.al/kAesv1S

Juliet Fang Brown University student and writer for Brown Daily Herald and Nina Franzen Lee Brown University School of Public Health worked closely with Cranston resident Martha DiMeo ☮️ to investigate noise issues in a community in Cranston, RI, near an ACTIVE gun firing range. Read their story! arcg.is/0ynvqv0