In this episode, Henon who is recent MPH graduate, discusses her research work in diabetes, STH and STIs. She also shares her experiences working with communities in Appalachia as well as those in her native country Ethiopia.

In this episode, Dr. Graham addresses trauma informed care and compassion fatigue. She also discusses primary care and public health in rural communities.

In this episode, Dr. Turner-Musa discusses the link between Social Psychology and Public Health. She also discusses the ASCEND program that she directs that focuses on training undergraduate students in biomedical research.

In this episode, Dr. Crawford discusses the importance of contextualizing health messages to meet the needs of our target communities.

In this Episode, Dr. Asfaw, Director of Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services, discusses his organization’s role in enhancing the social and economic development of New Americans (refugee immigrants).

In this episode, Dr. Tutlam discusses his research work on chronic diseases, mental health and youth violence.

In this episode, Dr. Martinez discusses the intersection of law, public health and human sexuality necessary for creating interdisciplinary strategies that will address health disparities.

In this episode, Dr. Kimunai discusses her military health, global health and church re-opening protocols post COVID19 stay-home orders.

Ms. Mburu, the Executive Director of WACI Health in Kenya, discusses her work as a civil society leader in Africa. She also talks about the importance of bringing together supportive voices to influence decision making processes and platforms as we ensure health for all!

Dr. Ahonkai, an infectious disease physician, discusses her work with marginalized HIV patients in the US and Nigeria. She highlights her interventions that have addressed HIV stigma and depression as well as continuum of care.