… tents are increasing on city sidewalks and in parks, and while they may not be unusual on
New York City streets, they’ve been a less familiar sight in DC until now. When you see them, …
… to carry weapons in their classrooms — a measure that once would have seemed inconceivable. (
New York Times ) Recently, research concluded that Florida's Stand Your Ground law was followed …
… There was no doubt that I wanted to pursue graduate school once I completed my bachelor’s
degree. Social and health psychology held the answers to many questions that I pondered as a …
… Though a brief reprieve from far-right populist politics in Europe was brought by France’s
new Prime Minister and Germany’s Merkel, this era has come to an abrupt end. Good news- Right on … which will be exceptional. In a conversation with one of our other NYU professors back in
New York, they eloquently reflected that, “perhaps right now is the best possible time for you …
… health efforts, systemic challenges like health inequities, and the lessons learned from
managing disease outbreaks in diverse settings. The discussion will bridge clinical medicine, …
… which require meaning to be attached to all clauses. While there once was hope that a
new Supreme Court with different Justices would revert to its earlier interpretation, the current … #DoSomething. Jennifer Pomeranz, JD, MPH Assistant Professor of Public Health Policy and
Management Video: Survive the school year with these must-have back to school essentials. …
… students who are dedicated to improving women's health on a global level. They began the
new year at beautiful NYU Florence, enrolled in the J term course Global Women's Health Programs: … to Improve Women's Lives , taught by Dr. Cheryl Healton, Professor of Public Health Policy and
Management. This trip combined academic learning with real-world exposure to the complexities of …
… ability, and gender. Photo courtesy of Beyond the Bomb . As the premier organization at
New York University dedicated to highlighting the unique health experiences of Black women and …
… And finally, many cousins of mine reside in Canada – and one submitted this editorial to the
New York Times in response to the shooting in Florida. I conclude this week with his heartfelt …
… (PhD) trainees from diverse backgrounds in the U.S., as well as trainees (post-professional
degree graduates) from six countries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, …