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Immigrants like you “We don’t have a problem with you. You’re one of the good immigrants.” —————————————————————————————————- A few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend
Immigrants like you “We don’t have a problem with you. You’re one of the good immigrants.” —————————————————————————————————- A few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend
ICH report highlighted in Boston Globe article! The Boston Globe recently published an article titled “A ‘transformational’ way to treat drug addiction gains momentum at Mass. hospitals,” discussing the positive
Ask an Epi: Tips and Tricks for Creating Online Surveys This post focuses on specific aspects of creating online surveys for research and evaluation. This is meant to be a
Building Inclusive Justice: Addressing Disability Accommodation in the Criminal Legal System Over the past few years, Americans have become increasingly aware of racial bias in the criminal legal system (CLS),
Integrating culturally responsive practices into community-engaged work In January, the Harvard Radcliffe Institute invited Dr. Jessica Fanzo, Professor of Climate and Director of the Food for Humanity Initiative at Columbia
Save the date for the Leah Zallman Center’s Listening in Action event! Save the date for the Leah Zallman Center‘s (LZC) Listening in Action event! Learn from researchers and community experts, strategize,
Protect Yourself and Others: Get Vaccinated My hometown, Weston, Florida, is currently in the news for an active measles outbreak that, on the date of publication, has resulted in at
Early Childhood Education in Massachusetts: A 2024 Update The financial viability of our model for providing early childhood education in the United States has historically been tenuous, and the COVID-19
ICH 2024 Organizational Goals A carryover from the Medieval era, nearly 40% of US adults set New Year’s resolutions or goals each year. Many companies and organizations follow this practice
Get to Know Rolande Ayinkamiye We asked Rolande Ayinkamiye a few questions about herself and her role at ICH. Read on to learn more! How would you describe your role
Bridging the implementation gap: Improving access to methadone treatment The latest overdose mortality statistics are grim. Since 2021, more than 100,000 Americans have died of a drug-related overdose each year,
Impacts and Sustainability of the CHA Asylum Program (CHAAP): The Health Equity Mandate to Support Asylum Seekers in MA Nationwide, there is a backlog of 1.6 million asylum cases, with
Telling Stories through Meaning Making I recently attended the 2023 American Evaluation Association Annual Conference to present on how ICH recently used social network analysis for one of our evaluations.
Immigrant Integration and Volcano Snails I recently learned about volcano snails, or scaly-foot gastropods. While not quite in love, I found myself deeply fascinated with these snails that have only been
Get to Know Dani Chun We asked Dani Chun a few questions about herself and her role at ICH. Read on to learn more! How would you describe your role