Seeing People Behind the Data
SPH’s hosted its first-ever undergraduate summer program on equitable data science, which explored machine learning, statistical modeling, and scientific communication that advanced equity.
Meet Paige Nong: digital antiracism researcher, assistant professor, and Harry Potter fan
“We need to conduct more research and develop policies to center patients and mitigate the effects of digital racism in an evolving technological environment.”
Challenging Assumptions
“I am challenging those around me through my scholarship, which is focused on health inequities and how racism is operating in different spaces. My scholarship is challenging folks to see strengths and joy in racialized people and communities, not only deficiencies.”
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Indigenous Health is Public Health
To improve the health of Native communities, it’s vital that more Indigenous people hold active professional and leadership roles in the public health field. “Our longevity, our wellness, our culture, our spirituality, it’s all tied in that one field.” Become a force for change in addressing health inequities. Find out how you can become a leader for Indigenous health.
Our Values
- 1.Health is a human right
- 2.Upstream action saves lives
- 3.Different perspectives make us stronger
- 4.Our future depends on education
- 5.Bigger imaginations yield better results