Phil Brown was featured in a Medium Coronavirus Blog article titled, “How Covid-19 Long Haulers Created a Movement,” by Alexandra Sifferlin. He speaks to the…
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Join us on Oct. 22: Environmental Enforcement Watch Panel Discussion and Report
On Thursday, October 22nd, from 6:00-7:30 pm EST, join the Environmental Enforcement Watch team, activists, scientists, policy makers, and more for a discussion on the need for transparency in federal…
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Emily Zimmerman Receives Roux Institute Grant
Congratulations to SSEHRI Affiliate Faculty Emily Zimmerman for receiving a grant from the Roux Institute, the new Northeastern partnership with the University of Maine, that…
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New Publications by Phil Brown and Sara Wylie
Check out the latest publications from our SSEHRI Core Faculty, Phil Brown and Sara Wylie. Phil Brown recently published, “From the Radical Psychology Movement to…
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Join the Project: Healthy Gulf and Cartoscope Launch Land Loss Lookout
Healthy Gulf and Cartoscope have recently launched a new project, “Land Loss Lookout,” to give regular folks without access to boats or planes the opportunity…
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New Publication Co-Authored by Sharon Harlan in Building and Environment
Sharon Harlan and fellow researchers recently published their article, “Social and behavioral determinants of indoor temperatures in air-conditioned homes,” in Building and Environment. Their research…
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New SSEHRI Newsletter Launched!
SSEHRI has launched our first Newsletter in August 2020! We are very proud of all the amazing work our researchers, students and partners are doing,…
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Jennie Ohayon and Robin Dodson Awarded Toxics Use Reduction Grant
We are excited to announce that our SSEHRI partners at Silent Spring Institute, Jennie Liss Ohayon and Robin Dodson, recently won a Toxics Use Reduction…
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SSEHRI Welcomes 6 New Students
We are thrilled to welcome 3 incoming Sociology PhD students this fall: Allison Donine (top left), Xena Itzkowitz (bottom left), and Jamie Hanna (top right);…
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Congratulations to Jennie Stephens for her New Book, “Diversifying Power”
We are thrilled to announce that SSEHRI faculty researcher, Prof. Jennie Stephens, is coming out with her new book, “Diversifying Power: Why We Need Antiracist,…
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