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The Next Phase Of Public Health: Innovations From The Private Sector To Build Health Equity, Collaborations, And Resilience, Susan Garfield, Amy S. White, Frances Garfield, Rick B. Siegrist, Natasha Eslami

Publications and Research

The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted foundational challenges in managing the public's health and the persistent health inequities in our communities. Within the private sector, companies witnessed how adverse health events impact the economy at large, their employees, and their customers. As a result, many companies have begun to see that they have a critical role in improving the long-term well-being of the communities in which they work and how health equity can build resilience. This recognition has driven many to action. Either on their own or in collaboration with established public health players, companies are deploying private sector points of view …

Nyc Local Law 144: A Failed Attempt At Regulating Ai In Hiring, Christopher Janaro

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New York City recently passed a law that aims to regulate the use of automated AI tools in hiring. The Problem? Big business helped write it.

Water Ways, Naoufal Enhari

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Water Ways is a web series about New Yorkers and their connection to the more than 500 miles of waterfront surrounding the New York City area.

Link to Project: https://medium.com/@naoufal.enhari04/water-ways-40079ccf0cf4

Archiving A Generation: Filipino Artists And Cultural Workers In Queens, Kimberly Izar

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While census data shows roughly 86,000 Filipinos live in New York City, data on Filipino artists has been sparse. Art is an expression of one’s being and more often than not, broader social resistance — but it’s also work that has left artists criminalized, ostracized, and even killed.

Over the last year, journalist Kimberly Izar collaborated with Filipino artists and cultural workers across Queens. Queens boasts the largest population of Filipinos compared to any other borough, but this enclave has gradually declined in numbers due to waves of gentrification and migration. Through in-depth coverage and a mix of engagement tools …

Gun Violence In The Deadly Mississippi Delta, Gerard L. Edic

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The Mississippi Delta boasts some of the nation's highest rates of fatal shootings yet it often is not included in the national narrative of gun violence. This piece looks at the costs of gun violence in one Mississippi Delta county, Leflore. It incorporates my own anecdotal experience, having covered homicides when I worked for the local paper, as well as interviews with residents and a sociologist who wrote a book assessing the cost of fatal shootings.

Nyc Students And Mental Health, Ashlee B. Brown

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Mental health and trauma is affecting students in NYC schools; yet according to New York State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s report, schools are not equipped to provide them with the support they need. For my practicum, I created three videos that all have one thing in common - NYC public school students and their mental health. Two videos feature DOE officials, and one features community members and a therapist. The videos were shared with community members and DOE officials upon completion.

Link to project (medium post): https://medium.com/@ashlee.brown76/nyc-students-and-mental-health-f50c4f1d0b81

Where Did All The Bed Bugs Go?, Lauren Friedman

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In the early 2000s in New York City, everyone was talking about bed bugs. The disc-shaped, bloodsucking pests had been a common domestic nuisance up to the World War II era, but in the decades since, they’d mostly faded into obscurity. That was until bed bug infestations, which are often psychologically distressing and sometimes impossible to overcome, suddenly became routine across the five boroughs, driving people from their apartments and stoking fear about everything from upholstered theater seats to thrift stores.

But then, just as quickly as bed bugs had invaded, they seemed to fade away. In a 2022 study …

Building Bridges In The Bronx, Hari Adivarekar

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Exploring information and advocacy needs in The South Bronx.

The Bronx is one of the most poorest districts in the whole country. It is also severely neglected by city agencies compared to other boroughs in New York City. Often Bronxites are left to fend for themselves. But they never crumble in this crucible of music and culture.

My project used performance and cultural education to connect with South Bronx communities and understand their advocacy needs. This was executed through a multi-pronged approach, done in collaboration with The Bronx Music Heritage Center. and their parent organization, WHEDCO (Women's Housing and Economic …

How The 2020 Protests Raises The Issues Of Policing Tactics, Brianna Knibbs

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With the 2020 Racial protests spreading all across the United States in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, the issues of police tactics used against protesters have raised a lot of questions on how it plays a role into the systematic police racism. In addition to the challenges for those who try to sue police departments.

Desde La Fiesta, Hasta La Costa, Dashiell M B Allen

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Grupos de inmigrantes garífunas de Centroamérica se unen en la Ciudad de Nueva York para apoyar a sus pueblos mientras disfrutan de su cultura afro-indígena.

https://medium.com/@dashiell-allen1/desde-la-fiesta-hasta-la-costa-ce2f726852ca

Teach Me How, Asmy Fayad

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In Teach Me How, director Asmy Fayad shows how the new generation are being educated on gender identity. Some parents believe that their kids should learn about gender identity at an early age either at school or at home. These parents take their kids to events such as the Drag Story Hour at the libraries or parks, for them to learn about gender identity and interact with Drag Queens. However, other parents are against this type of education because of their own beliefs that would be explored.

Lindenwood Students Place Fifth At Digital Marketing Competition, Lindenwood University

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O-1 -President - 2023-12-13, Amadee Ricketts

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O-2 Vice President 2023-12-13, Robin Hastings

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O-3 Past President 2023-12-13, Brenda Hemmelman

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Co-01 Administrative 2023-12-13, Brenda Hemmelman

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Co-05 Leadership 2023-12-13, Leslie Langley

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Co-03 Awards 2023-12-13, Mary Ann Thompson

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Co-06 Membership 2023-12-13, Erin Wahl

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Co-07 Nominating 2023-12-13, Brenda Hemmelman

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Co-08 Professional Development - 2023-12-13, Shay Beezley

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Cpa - Portal Admin 2023-12-13, Mpla

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Es Executive Secretary 2023-12-13 - Balance Sheet, Judy Kulp

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Es Executive Secretary 2023-12-13 - Income Expense Report, Judy Kulp

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Es- Executive Secretary 2023-12-13 - Membership Stats, Judy Kulp

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Es- Executive Secretary 2023-12-13 - Mop Draft State Assoc. Reps. 2, Judy Kulp

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Ne Newsletter Editor 2023-12-13, Melanie Argo

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Es- Executive Secretary 2023-12-13 - Mop Draft Nominating, Judy Kulp

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Wm Webmaster 2023-12-13, Roy Degler

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Sa Serveradmin 2023-12-13, Roy Degler

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