Guest speakers will discuss on the 2021 Supreme Court ruling (Fulton v. City of Philadelphia) allowing adoption agencies to discriminate, based on religious beliefs, against prospective parents and disruption to … Continue reading "WGH Challenges to Gender Justice & Health Series | LGBTQ+ Family & Adoption Rights"
In Jeong Hwang, MA, PhD candidate in sociology, Harvard University, and Harvard Pop Center graduate student affiliate, will present “Grandparenthood, grandparenting, and working longer.” Please register for Zoom link.
An opportunity for Harvard graduate students, postdoctoral research fellows, and early-career researchers: are you interested in the science of well-being? The Center for Health and Happiness’s Positive Health Interest Group can help you connect with peers and stay current on the latest developments in the field. Join the Center on Tuesday, October 5, from 1:00-1:50pm ET for … Continue reading "CHH Positive Health Interest Group Meeting"
Ridhi Kashyap, DPhil, associate professor of social demography at the University of Oxford and professorial fellow of Nuffield College, will present “Can the digital revolution promote gender equality?” Please register for Zoom … Continue reading "Can the Digital Revolution Promote Gender Equality | CPDS Social Demography Seminar Series"
All students, staff, and faculty are invited to partake in recapping what has taken place so far and planning for next directions. RSVP to wgh@hsph.harvard.edu to receive the zoom link.
Please join the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies for a virtual Book Launch Event for Nancy Krieger’s latest book, Ecosocial Theory, Embodied Truths, and the People’s Health published by Oxford University Press as part of the Small Books, Big Ideas in Population Health series. This webinar will feature Nancy Krieger, PhD, who is the series editor, and also is … Continue reading "Ecosocial Theory, Embodied Truths, and the People’s Health | Book Launch"
Steven Ruggles, PhD, Regents Professor of History and Population Studies, and director, Institute for Social Research and Data Innovation, University of Minnesota, will present “A critique of the Census Bureau’s justification for … Continue reading "A Critique of the Census Bureau’s Justification for Differential Privacy | CPDS Social Demography Seminar Series"
David Canning, PhD, Richard Saltonstall Professor of Population Science, and professor of economics and international health in the Department of Global Health and Population at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public … Continue reading "Aging and Cognitive Decline: Evidence from Chess Tournaments"
Adedotun Ogunbajo, PhD, Yerby Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, will present “Acceptability of COVID-19 vaccines among Black immigrants living in the United States.” Please register for online Zoom link.
Join the Center for Health and Happiness online for the next seminar in our 2021-2022 seminar series, “Three Life Lessons from COVID-19,” presented by Dr. Arthur C. Brooks. Dr. Brooks … Continue reading "Three Life Lessons from COVID-19 | CHH Seminar Series"
The National University Collaborative on the Health of Justice-Involved Women and Children in collaboration with Harvard’s MCH Center of Excellence, is excited to host the second webinar in this series, Support through Separation: Supporting Families Impacted by Maternal Incarceration, on October 27, 2021 at 1pm EST. Join Amy Ard, Executive Director of Motherhood Beyond Bars and … Continue reading "Supporting Families Impacted by Maternal Incarceration"
Alexandra (Sasha) Killewald, PhD, professor of sociology, Harvard University, will present “Have changing family demographics narrowed the gender wage gap?” (a paper co-authored with Nino Cricco). Please register for Zoom link.
The second event of the WGH Fall Event Series, Challenges to Gender Justice & Health will take place Thursday, October 28th, 1 - 1:50pm online over Zoom. This event on Challenges to Trans Youth Health & Rights will feature guest speakers, Malita Picasso (Skadden Fellow @ ACLU, LGBT/HIV Project) and Dr. Kacie Kidd (Adolescent Medicine … Continue reading "Challenges to Trans Youth Health & Rights | WGH Challenges to Gender Justice & Health Series"
Leah Abrams, Sloan Fellow on Aging and Work, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, will present “The role of functioning in the association between health and working.” Please register for online Zoom link.
