The exhibit explores the role of enslaved women in medicine. “Call and Response: A Narrative of Reverence to Our Foremothers in Gynecology. Resilient Sisterhood Project…
View More SSEHRI research collaborator Resilient Sisterhood Project featured on front page of Boston Globe Metro Section.
ASA is right around the corner! Check these panel sessions and discussions by our Northeastern University Attendees. Kimberly Garrett Paper: Cartographic Justice Pathways – Phil…
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Silent Spring Institute is seeking a versatile research study coordinator to contribute to innovative environmental health studies in a community-engaged context. This new hire, working…
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SSEHRI is proud to congratulate Lauren Ritcher on defending her doctoral dissertation, Unseen Science: The Social Re-Discovery of Per- and Polyfluorinated Compounds, in August, 2018. Dr. Ritcher…
View More Congratulations to Dr. Lauren RitcherAs evidence suggests the seeds of breast cancer may be sown early in life, the Early Life exposures in Latina Adolescents (ELLA) study hopes to…
View More SSEHRI Postdocs Travel to Chile to Meet with Collaborators on the Early Life exposures in Latina Adolescents (ELLA) StudySave the Date: June 14 – 15, 2017 Northeastern University, Boston Highly Fluorinated Compounds – Social and Scientific Discovery This two-day conference in Boston will…
View More Save the Date: Highly Fluorinated Compounds – Social and Scientific DiscoveryOn March 13th over 400 people gathered at Northeastern University to participate in workshops on topics from environmental justice to composting. You can see all…
View More March 13, 2016 – Local Environmental Action ConferenceFrom PROTECT: “On Friday, December 11th, 2015, PROTECT co-sponsored the Reproductive Health and the Environment Symposium at Northeastern University. The Symposium, which was open to…
View More PROTECT Co-sponsors Reproductive Health and the Environment Symposium at Northeastern UniversityThis event brought together scholars, advocacy leaders, government agency representatives and community-based organizations working to understand the environment’s role in reproductive health, and advocating for…
View More December 11, 2015 – Reproductive Health and the Environment SymposiumFrom news@Northeastern: “Improving the well-being of mothers, infants, and children is one of the nation’s most pressing public health concerns.” Read more
View More New Grant Puts Northeastern at Forefront of Solving Health Challenges for Women, Children