PSTC News

Classroom

May 10, 2021

Candipan receives grant to investigate effects of changing neighborhood and school contexts on students over time

“This project aims to contribute new knowledge about how racial/ethnic segregation in neighborhoods and schools relates to mental health and academic persistence from childhood to early adulthood,” Candipan explained.

In the News

April 23, 2021

How Climate Change Disproportionately Affects People of Color

PSTC epidemiologist Diana Grigsby-Toussaint comments on how racist practices such as redlining have made it more likely that communities of color live in areas with less green space and more air pollution, which may lead to more health risks.

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Research Themes

Family in park
Family in park

Children, Families, and Health
Shanghai highways
Shanghai highways

Migration and Urbanization
Reforestation
Reforestation

Population and Environment
Crowded New York City street
Crowded New York City street

Demographic Change and Global Development
Pregnancy checkup
Pregnancy checkup

Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS

Social Inequalities