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Harvard launches Center for Race, Inequality and Social Equity Studies— Harvard Gazette

Harvard launches Center for Race, Inequality and Social Equity Studies— Harvard Gazette
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FOR MANY LATINOS, RACIAL IDENTITY IS MORE CULTURE THAN COLOR

FOR MANY LATINOS, RACIAL IDENTITY IS MORE CULTURE THAN COLOR
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Opinion | The 'Third Rail of American Politics' Is Still Electrifying

Polling on immigration shows a strong shift to the left, but survey responses in that vein mask a far more complicated reality.

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COVID post-traumatic stress is real. It can also come with silver linings.


COVID post-traumatic stress is real. It can also come with silver linings.
Image: vicky leta / mashable
For some who've endured life-changing trauma, the experience can yield something surprising: positive personal growth. 
Now, a major survey conducted in the last year suggests that's happening to people who've felt traumatic stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Research published Thursday in
JAMA Open Network found post-traumatic growth in more than 40 percent of 3,000 people surveyed. Led by Dr. Robert H. Pietrzak, professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, the researchers asked the thousands of military veterans a series of questions about personal changes they'd experienced during the pandemic, like if they appreciated life more, became closer with friends and loved ones, developed a better understanding of "spiritual matters," and felt capable of doing "better things" with their life. 

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Synthesizing hope: How to mitigate health disparities after natural disaster strikes


March 19, 2021
Russ Hauser’s research on ortho-phthalates, commonly found in personal care products, is the focus of this Harvard Chan School’s Big 3 Q&A.
March 18, 2021
Harvard Pop Center Working Paper Vol. 21, No. 1, is now published as a correspondence in The Lancet.
March 11, 2021
Former Harvard Bell Fellow Clemens Noelke is an author on a study  (at the center of this piece in The New York Times) that has found that Amazon, by raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour, has influenced other local companies to raise wages, and has found little evidence of job loss. Photo: Pixabay
March 10, 2021
HAALSI researchers — including former Harvard Bell Fellow Lindsay Kobayashi, and Harvard Pop Center Research Associate Meagan Farrell, and Director Lisa Berkman — have published a study that finds similar patterning between social disparities (such as differences in formal education, literacy and marital status) and cognitive impairment rates in rural South Africa as observed in … Continue reading “Latest study on aging in South Africa presents some of the first incidence rates of aging-related cognitive impairment in this population”

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