Ranjani Paradise featured in RIZE MA’s newsletter: View from the Field: Findings of the Boston Overdose Linkage to Treatment Study (BOLTS) ICH’s Director of Evaluation Ranjani Paradise was featured in
Thinking about Trauma: Learnings from the NCTSN Conference At the end of August 2022, we, Erin McPherson and Amanda Robinson, attended the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) Conference in
Come see ICH’s presentations at the APHA and AEA conferences Join us at American Public Health Association (APHA) annual meeting in Boston, MA, November 6th-9th! Reasons for initiating and continuing
Vote “Yes on 4” for National Immigrants Day Two years ago, physician and public health researcher Dr. Leah Zallman wrote this beautiful blog sharing her reflections on National Immigrants Day. She reminded
Leveraging institutional partnerships to promote equity in the CHA workforce The frontline healthcare workforce at Cambridge Health Alliance is highly racially and ethnically diverse, but these employees historically have had
Hearing participants’ stories was deeply moving and powerful for our team, and we recently reflected on this work and what we learned from participants. You can read perspectives from some
New research report: Elevating Voices of Overdose Survivors Living on the Street ICH is leading the Boston Overdose Linkage to Treatment Study (BOLTS), a qualitative examination of racial equity in
Menstrual Equity: Why We Need It and Current Efforts in Massachusetts Quite a bit of the work at ICH is done with the intention of achieving more equitable health outcomes
Ranjani Paradise quoted in Public News Service article about evaluation for READYGO Public News Service wrote an article highlighting Readying Educators and Developing Young Children for Great Outcomes (READYGO), a
Reflection on International Women’s Day 2022 This year, the campaign theme of International Women’s Day, an annual global holiday on March 8 that commemorates women’s achievements, was advancing women’s equality.
In the news: Leah Zallman Center featured in Wicked Local – Somerville Journal A story on the Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research was recently published in Wicked Local
Ranjani Paradise presents at MASSCAP public policy briefing On February 9, ICH’s Director of Evaluation, Ranjani Paradise, presented at a public policy briefing organized by the Massachusetts Association for Community
Launch of the Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research! Last Wednesday, friends, family, and colleagues of the late Dr. Leah Zallman gathered to celebrate the launch of the new
In the news: Press coverage of the Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research The upcoming launch of the Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research has been covered by Boston.com
Interdisciplinary center honoring the memory of noted physician and researcher hosts virtual kickoff celebration on February 15