Ranjani Paradise speaks on national webinarNews by Institute for Community Health | March 30, 2018 ICH Research and Evaluation Scientist, Ranjani Paradise, will be a guest speaker on a webinar called “Language Data Collection: The Key to Quality and Safety for LEP Populations” on Tuesday, April 24 from 12-1:00 PM. For more information and to…
A Tuberculosis (TB) free US?Blog Post by Blessing Dube | March 27, 2018 “Wanted: Leaders for a TB –free world” is this year’s theme for World TB Day! Early last year, I participated in a strategy and visioning workshop here at the Institute for Community Health (ICH). My group envisioned successfully co-leading an…
International Women’s Day: Where it came from and where it is goingBlog Post by Abigail Tapper | March 8, 2018 International Women’s Day is a celebration of women across the globe. The roots of the day are found in the oppression of women and the fight for the right to vote in the United States, and have evolved into a…
Growing Environmental Public Health ChallengesBlog Post by Megan Hatch | February 28, 2018 Environmental public health covers a vast area, from the air humans breathe to the way industrialization effects the communities we live in and the food we eat. There are two branches that are particularly of growing concern to Massachusetts however:…
Leah Zallman promoted to Director of ResearchNews by Institute for Community Health | February 14, 2018 ICH staff member, Leah Zallman, has been promoted to the Director of Research position. As the Director of Research, Leah will be working with senior staff to design and implement research plans. Congrats Leah!
‘Handwashing with Ananse’ evaluation report is not availableNews by Institute for Community Health | February 13, 2018 ICH designed evaluation instruments and provided data analysis and training of field workers for a UNICEF project called “Handwashing with Ananse”. Click here to read the full summary evaluation report.
