Thank you for joining us for a gathering to recognize Bob's pathbreaking career and impact on the field of health policy. Colleagues and mentees from all stages of his career...
Julia Behrman, PhD, associate professor of sociology, Northwestern University, presents “The deinstitutionalization of parenthood in the United States.” The Social Demography Seminar (SDS) series at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies provides a lively forum for scholars from across the university to discuss in-progress social scientific and population research. Social demography includes work...
Join the Department of Global Health and Population for this Brown Bag Seminar featuring Vanessa Kerry, co-founder and CEO of Seed Global Health and WHO Special Envoy for Health Resilience. Please note that an HUID is required to attend this in-person seminar. Speaker bio Vanessa Kerry, MD, MSc, is the co-founder and CEO of Seed...
Join us for an in-person panel discussion moderated by Dr. Margaret (Maggie) Sullivan, Director of the Program on Immigrant Families and Unhoused Communities at FXB. The event will engage researchers, community members and service providers in discussions on the state of immigrant mental health in the Greater Boston area. Dr. Sullivan will be joined by...
The Department of Environmental Health and the Harvard Chan Education and Research Center for Occupational Safety and Health invite you to the next Occupational and Environmental Medicine Grand Rounds on October 30, 2026. Title: Recognizing Occupational Disorders: A Case-Based Approach to Key Clinical Principles Speaker: Hariprasad Korsapati, MD, PhD, OEM Resident Discussant: Oyebode (Bode) Taiwo,...
Lunch and Learn event about the National Marrow Donor Program, which is a global nonprofit organization that connects patients with blood cancers and blood disorders (such as leukemia, lymphoma, and sickle cell disease) to life-saving blood stem cell and bone marrow donor. This event is to raise awareness about becoming a donor, and is being...
Exploring the pressures shaping young men’s body image, mental health, and ideas about masculinity in the age of social media. From social media fitness trends to online communities promoting extreme appearance standards, young men are facing growing pressure to achieve an idealized version of masculinity. But who is driving these messages, and what is the...
The Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, in collaboration with STRIPED, presents a virtual panel on Monday, November 2. Join SBS and STRIPED for a virtual panel exploring looksmaxxing, young men’s mental and physical health, and the ways that appearance- and masculinity-related messaging on social media is used by commercial marketers and extremist recruiters alike...
Join the Harvard Chan NIEHS Center’s working group on community-engaged research in environmental health! This working group brings together faculty, trainees, students, and staff to discuss the methods and practice of conducting community-engaged research with a focus on environmental health. We'll meet in person in Building 1, 1302 on November 2, 1-2:00 pm. November agenda:...
Michaela Kerrissey, PhD, will offer insight on Julia Minson’s HEAR framework, suggesting complementary techniques for creating space for oneself as well as others to be heard across lines of disagreement. Speaker Information Organizers
Join Countway and HSPH for a new lunchtime brown bag series focused on common topics that come up in research and scholarly communication! Posters are a great, concise method to present your research as it forces you to focus on the highlights and share the most captivating bits. And just like your poster, your presentation...
Join the Harvard Chan NIEHS Center’s working group on complex mixtures! This meeting has been rescheduled for November 3 at 3 pm in HSPH Bldg. 1, 1302. (Meetings are usually held the last Monday of each month.) This monthly working group meeting is held in person. Members discuss a wide range of issues related to...
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