Videos, Podcasts, & Webinars Resources

The event, organized by the Boston College School of Social Work Racism-based Violence Injury and Prevention Lab, features a lecture on measuring exposure and consequences to racism-based police violence for Black and Latinx emerging adults, followed by a panel discussion on best practices for wo

Keyonna King is a co-investigator in UNMC’s BEAT Cancer study. BEAT Cancer, which stands for Black Equity, Access and Testing for Cancer, seeks to increase colorectal cancer screening and decrease mortality rates related to the disease in Omaha’s Black community.

Using a narrative strategy in the argument presented in this study actually led some in the audience to move even further away from the desired position than they already were.

Dr. Epstein discusses potential strategies to increase insurance sign ups, including altering the ways insurance plans work (e.g., 5 year plans versus single year plans) or changing the ways that insurance plans are marketed (moral framing versus economic self-interest framing). 

Drs. Liana Winett and Jeff Niederdeppe discuss their findings from their narrative studies around early childcare and education with state legislators and the general public with Shel Holtz of the FIR Podcast Network.

In an ABCNews video featuring a number of experts, E4A grantee Claire Boine, discusses which policies most gun-owners agree on and highlights where common ground may be found.

Dr. Hussien "talks about living wage ordinances that were passed in the 1990s and 2000s in cities across the United States".

Dr. Julia Raifman of the Boston University School of Public Health, along with her team Alexandra Skinner and Will Raderman, provide an overview of the COVID-19 U.S. State Policy (CUSP) Database.

There are often many more questions than answers when it comes to what policies and strategies work best to prevent COVID-19 infections and deaths. Compare state policies and consequences using the CUSP database.

In an interview with BJ Campbell Dr. Michael Siegel discusses his recently published article concerning the National Lawful Use of Guns Survey.

During the Bipartisan Policy  briefing, Overcoming Health Care Challenges in Immigrant Communities, panelists discussed challenges to immigrant communities accessing health care and social services—including cultural, linguistic, coverage, and other barriers—and how this impacts broader population health and well-being.

Speakers discuss their research on the relationship between state domestic violence-related firearm laws and rates of intimate partner homicide across all 50 states from 1991-2015.

Drs. Kristine Madsen and Hannah Thompson discuss the response of school districts' being sued for noncompliance with physical education standards with Karen Johnson of SHAPE America.