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Happy Friday MCH-ers! Every other Friday, we are posting a of public health related jobs, internships, and fellowships.
Check our linktree for more details on these positions: https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
Check our linktree for more details on these positions: https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
Congratulations to Emma Blackson, MPH, M.S. on her first-authored publication!!
Published in the Journal of Early Childhood Research: Racial bias toward children in the early childhood education setting.
Emma is a Ph.D. Student in the Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences department. Link to her publication is in our bio!
Blackson, E. A., Gerdes, M., Segan, E., Anokam, C., & Johnson, T. J. (2022). Racial bias toward children in the early childhood education setting. Journal of Early Childhood Research. https://doi.org/10.1177/1476718x221087051
Published in the Journal of Early Childhood Research: Racial bias toward children in the early childhood education setting.
Emma is a Ph.D. Student in the Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences department. Link to her publication is in our bio!
Blackson, E. A., Gerdes, M., Segan, E., Anokam, C., & Johnson, T. J. (2022). Racial bias toward children in the early childhood education setting. Journal of Early Childhood Research. https://doi.org/10.1177/1476718x221087051
This year's is "Building for Liberation: Centering Black Mamas, Black Families, and Black Systems of Care."
Today is Fundraising day of Black Maternal Health Week 2022. Make a donation to to help them reach their $50,000 BMHW22 fundraising goal! Your investment helps to share the challenge impacting Black birthing people, celebrate the innovation of Black-led models of holistic maternal and reproductive health care, as well as amplify the voices of Black Mamas to shift the narrative to center our joy, activism, and creativity.
Donate here: https://www.mightycause.com/story/Bmhwfd
Today is Fundraising day of Black Maternal Health Week 2022. Make a donation to to help them reach their $50,000 BMHW22 fundraising goal! Your investment helps to share the challenge impacting Black birthing people, celebrate the innovation of Black-led models of holistic maternal and reproductive health care, as well as amplify the voices of Black Mamas to shift the narrative to center our joy, activism, and creativity.
Donate here: https://www.mightycause.com/story/Bmhwfd
Happy ! Our MCH students attended the 2021 conference, online in December. Today's blog post is from our second-year MPH student, Briasha Jones. Check out what she has to say about her experience at the conference (https://mchtulane.wordpress.com)!
Briasha Jones, BS, is a second year MPH student concentrating in Maternal and Child Health. She plans to graduate in May 2022. Her research interests include disparities in maternal and infant mortality, women’s reproductive and sexual health and midwifery care.
Briasha Jones, BS, is a second year MPH student concentrating in Maternal and Child Health. She plans to graduate in May 2022. Her research interests include disparities in maternal and infant mortality, women’s reproductive and sexual health and midwifery care.
Happy Friday MCH-ers! Every other Friday, we are posting a of public health related jobs, internships, and fellowships.
Check our linktree for more details on these positions https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
Check our linktree for more details on these positions https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
Save the Date!
Tulane CEMCH presents: Past the Degree.
Kiley Mayfield will speak about the Mama+ Health Policy Agenda and her work at the National Birth Equity Collaborative (NBEC).
Lunch Provided!
April 14 12-1PM CT
Tidewater 2212 & Zoom (https://lnkd.in/gTwXdjCG)
Tulane CEMCH presents: Past the Degree.
Kiley Mayfield will speak about the Mama+ Health Policy Agenda and her work at the National Birth Equity Collaborative (NBEC).
Lunch Provided!
April 14 12-1PM CT
Tidewater 2212 & Zoom (https://lnkd.in/gTwXdjCG)
Today's theme of is Public Health Workforce: Essential to Our Future & also Student Day.
Join the APHA Student Day panel to learn how to stand out during the interview process, how to network, experiences to highlight on graduate school applications, and much more!
"Get Hired after Graduation" young professionals panel — April 5 at 4p.m. CT
Register here: https://www.pathlms.com/health/courses/35082/webinars/27858
Join the APHA Student Day panel to learn how to stand out during the interview process, how to network, experiences to highlight on graduate school applications, and much more!
"Get Hired after Graduation" young professionals panel — April 5 at 4p.m. CT
Register here: https://www.pathlms.com/health/courses/35082/webinars/27858
President Joe Biden officially proclaimed April 4-10 as National Public Health Week!
“This year’s theme, Public Health Is Where You Are, celebrates what we know is true: The places where we are, physically, mentally and societally, affect our health and our lives.”
Today starts with the theme: “Rasicm: A Public Health Crisis”. Link in our bio for more info.
“This year’s theme, Public Health Is Where You Are, celebrates what we know is true: The places where we are, physically, mentally and societally, affect our health and our lives.”
Today starts with the theme: “Rasicm: A Public Health Crisis”. Link in our bio for more info.
Happy ! Our MCH students attended the 2021 conference, online in December. Today's blog post is from our first-year MPH student, Natalia Machicote. Check out what she has to say about her experience at the conference (Link in bio)!
Natalia Machicote, BA, is a first-year MPH student from Puerto Rico. She is concentrating in Maternal and Child Health and plans to graduate in May 2023. Her interests include reproductive health, birth equity, and immigrant populations.
Natalia Machicote, BA, is a first-year MPH student from Puerto Rico. She is concentrating in Maternal and Child Health and plans to graduate in May 2023. Her interests include reproductive health, birth equity, and immigrant populations.
Our MCH students attended the 2021 conference, online in December. Today's blog post is from our second year MPH student, Danielle Gyasi. Check out what she has to say about her experience at the conference: https://mchtulane.wordpress.com/
Danielle Gyasi, BS, is a second-year MPH student, concentrating in Maternal and Child Health. She plans to graduate in May 2022. Her interests include health promotion, infant and maternal mortality in underrepresented communities.
Danielle Gyasi, BS, is a second-year MPH student, concentrating in Maternal and Child Health. She plans to graduate in May 2022. Her interests include health promotion, infant and maternal mortality in underrepresented communities.
Happy Friday MCH-ers! Every other Friday, we are posting a of public health related jobs, internships, and fellowships.
Check our linktree for more details on these positions https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
Check our linktree for more details on these positions https://linktr.ee/tulanemch
March 10th is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. WE all have a role to play in HIV prevention, regardless of your status.
In the United States, about 23% of people living with HIV are women and, in 2018, women made up 19 percent of new diagnoses.
Disparities in continue to exist. In 2018, Black women accounted for 57% of new cases. The Poverty, stigma and fear of discrimination prevent some women from getting tested or seeking care.
According to CDC’s most recently available data, 2% of the new HIV diagnoses were among transgender people.
Learn more about how you can help https://www.womenshealth.gov/nwghaad
In the United States, about 23% of people living with HIV are women and, in 2018, women made up 19 percent of new diagnoses.
Disparities in continue to exist. In 2018, Black women accounted for 57% of new cases. The Poverty, stigma and fear of discrimination prevent some women from getting tested or seeking care.
According to CDC’s most recently available data, 2% of the new HIV diagnoses were among transgender people.
Learn more about how you can help https://www.womenshealth.gov/nwghaad
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