Reflections on National Immigrant’s Day
Reflections on National Immigrant’s Day Earlier this week the US celebrated National Immigrant’s Day. The week before, I found myself referring to my sons using a term, “boychick” — and
Reflections on National Immigrant’s Day Earlier this week the US celebrated National Immigrant’s Day. The week before, I found myself referring to my sons using a term, “boychick” — and
Leah Zallman presents research on immigrant health and equity Leah Zallman, ICH Director of Research, recently gave two presentations on her immigrant health research. On October 15th, Leah presented findings
Kristin King will be presenting on Job Crafting at the 2020 Maine Public Health Association virtual conference Please join ICH’s Kristin King and other researchers and health professional speakers at the 2020
Leah Zallman joins the editorial board of the Journal of Ambulatory Care Management Leah Zallman, MD, MPH, became part of the editorial board of Journal of Ambulatory Care Management this
A video blog by Ceylon Auguste-Nelson (she/her/hers) about Black August – what it is, how it is different than Black History Month, and why it is important.
Reflections on International Overdose Awareness Day During the COVID-19 Pandemic Today, August 31, is International Overdose Awareness Day. As the world reflects on the lives cut short due to drug
Leah Zallman invited as speaker at The Weitzman Institute Leah Zallman, MD, MPH, was invited to speak at at The Weitzman Institute and gave a talk entitled “Moving upstream: addressing
Leah Zallman quoted in Boston Globe article about food assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic The Boston Globe showcased an initiative spearheaded by Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) primary care physician Amy
Join our partners for Mental Health Matters, a youth-led event! ICH works with CHA’s Mental Health Awareness Training (MHAT) team to evaluate their programs. Our partners are hosting a special
ICH presents immigrant health research at the Academy Health Research Meeting ICH presented a study entitled “Uncertainty over Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Mental Health in Eligible Adults
Leah Zallman invited to help plan an upcoming issue of Health Affairs Leah Zallman was invited as a thought leader on immigrant health to participate in a planning meeting for an upcoming
Ranjani Paradise awarded CHA’s 2020 Academic Council Award ICH Assistant Director of Evaluation, Ranjani Paradise, has been awarded a 2020 Academic Council Award from the Cambridge Health Alliance Center for
Employee Spotlight Interview: Emily Chiasson How would you describe your role at ICH? I’m the Associate Director of ICH. In this role I’m responsible for overseeing organizational operations, including scoping, staffing,
Mental Health Month 2020 May was mental health month, and it happened during one of the most challenging times we have gone through as a nation, and globally. There are
ICH is awarded new grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) ICH was recently awarded a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to evaluate the Community Solutions