Like Great-grandfather, Like Great-grandson? Multigenerational Mobility in American History
Speaker
Zach Ward
Associate Professor of Economics
Baylor University
Biological Aging in Midlife
Speaker
Lauren Gaydosh
Associate Professor of Sociology
UNC Chapel Hill
Parental Incarceration and Child Safety: Evidence from Wisconsin
Speaker
Garrett Baker
Graduate Student, Joint program in Public Policy and Sociology
Duke University
Anti-Trans Legislation and Mental Health: Spillover Effects
Speaker
AP Pittman
Graduate Student, Sociology
Duke University
Mobility network approaches for studying neighborhood inequality and change
Speaker
Jennifer Candipan
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Brown University
FDA Organizational Dynamics and Pharmaceutical Side Effects
Speaker
Jason Schnittker
Professor of Sociology
University of Pennsylvania
The Cost of Contraception Limits Reproductive Autonomy: Evidence from a Randomized Control Trial
Speaker
Martha Bailey
Director, California Center for Population Research
Professor of Economics
University of California–Los Angeles
Racial Residential Segregation and Cognitive Decline Across the Life Course
Speaker
Isabella Bouklas
Graduate Student, Sociology
Duke University
Abstract
Racial residential segregation is an important mechanism by which structural racism drives racial health disparities. In this study, I use data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) to examine the relationship between timed exposure to racially segregated census tracts and cognitive decline trajectories.
Perceived Racial Treatment and Mental Health Across Black and White Generational Cohorts
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Fatima Fairfax
Graduate Student, Sociology
Duke University
Dynamics of HIV Prevention Practices among Young Women in Eswatini
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Abba Greenleaf
Assistant Professor of Population and Family Health
Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University