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SPH Red Dress Day: American Indian Behavioral Health and Wellness
The SPH Red Dress Day honors missing and murdered American Indian women, children, and relatives, and highlights ongoing efforts to combat this tragedy.
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http://twin-cities.umn.edu/
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http://twin-cities.umn.edu/
612-625-5000
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Past Events
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The death of multiple operationalization in public opinion research: How ‘keeping it short’ can produce poor policy outcomes
Join us for this HPM Seminar with Todd Rockwood, Associate Professor, Division of Health Policy & Management
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SPH Research Day
The School of Public Health’s annual Research Day event provides our students and faculty an opportunity to showcase their research activities to their colleagues and the broader University community.
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From Seed to Processing: Illnesses, Exposures, and Prevention in the Cannabis Industry
This MCOHS webinar will provide an overview of key work processes in the cannabis industry, from seed to processing, and examine the illnesses reported among workers and the workplace exposures linked to those conditions.
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National Public Health Week
Join SPH for National Public Health week events including Research Day, SPH Red Dress Day, Community Closet and Health Disparities Roundtable.
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CWORPH Y3 Webinar #6: “Identification of Potential Public Health Workforce Datasets and Their Utility for Future Research” and “Consequences of State Remote Work Policies on Rural Public Health”
This webinar is part of an annual series from the Consortium for Workforce Research in Public Health (CWORPH). Identification of Potential Public Health Workforce Datasets and Their Utility for Future Research (JP Leider & Gabriela Lazalde, University of Minnesota). The field of public health workforce research relies on a small, though robust, set of datasets…
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Health Equity Spring Journal Club
The HEWG Journal Club is an interactive forum for faculty, staff, students and advanced trainees interested in current health equity research.
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Navigating Menstrual Equity: Insights from the Student Creators of the MN Toolkit
This free, virtual event will spotlight the Minnesota Menstrual Products in Schools Toolkit (MPST), co-designed by our very own 2nd year MCHers, Kara Cowell and Mary Kenny!
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Estimating historical exposures’ impacts on contemporary public health
HPM Seminar presented by Michael Esposito
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Osterholm Endowed Chair Candidate Job Talk: Nicole Basta
We are in the process of selecting the Michael Osterholm Endowed Chair in Infectious Disease Research and Policy, and have two final candidates who will be visiting the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus in March.
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Intersecting Identities and Mental Health: Examining Differential Outcomes Across U.S. Adult Populations Surrounding the COVID-19 Pandemic
HPM Seminar presented by CeRon Ford, HPM PhD Student
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Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Fiscal Austerity
This webinar will discuss the legal and ethical considerations for fiscal austerity, including review of legal mandates for minimum service provision, liability issues in service withdrawal, and ethical frameworks for prioritizing populations or programs during cuts.
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3 Minute Thesis Information Session
Come and learn more about what the 3 Minute Thesis competition is, how you can get involved, and what you can win.
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CWORPH Y3 Webinar #5: “Recent Trends in US Government Healthcare & Behavioral Health Workforce Departures” and “Come Work for Us: How to Improve the Health Department Job Application Experience”
This webinar is part of an annual series from the Consortium for Workforce Research in Public Health (CWORPH).
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The IGNITE Study of Concentrated Investment in Low-Income Neighborhoods
HPM Seminar presented by Atheen Venkataramani from University of Pennsylvania
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