This episode is a part of a mini series, featuring episodes from Global Health Lives.

Prof Naomi Priest is a lifecourse and social epidemiologist at the Australian National University. Naomi’s research focuses on understanding how social forces become embedded and embodied to influence health and health inequalities throughout life. In this episode, Naomi talks about how racism impacts child and adolescent health and school-based interventions to reduce racism. Naomi is also a Commissioner on the Lancet Commission on racism and child health.

Learn more about the Commission’s work at www.raceandhealth.org/commission

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