Search Results - "Miller, Raven"

Intersectionality, special populations, needs and suggestions: the Flint Women's study by Hailemariam, Maji, Felton, Julia W, Key, Kent, Greer, DeOnica, Jefferson, Bernadel L, Muhammad, Janice, Miller, Raven, Richie, Fallon, Robinson, DeWaun, Saddler, Sharon, Spencer, Bryan, Summers, Monicia, White, Jonne Mc Coy, Johnson, Jennifer E

“…Equitable access to services that promote health and wellbeing is an important component of social justice. A community-engaged participatory qualitative study…”
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The Flint women's study: community perspectives on contraception and family planning, sexuality education and barriers to reproductive health by Masten, Megan, Vega, Shayna, Hailemariam, Maji, Kagotho, Njeri, Key, Kent, Jefferson, Bernadel, Muhammad, Janice, Summers, Monicia, Spencer, Bryan, Sadler, Sharon, Robinson, DeWaun, Richie, Fallon, Miller, Raven, McCoy, Jonne White, Greer, DeOnica, Johnson, Jennifer E.

“…Teenage pregnancy can have adverse social and health outcomes, and rates are high in Flint, Michigan as compared to the rest of the state and the USA. It is…”
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Developing and maintaining intergenerational relationships in an economically vulnerable community: findings from the Flint women's study by Sneed, Rodlescia S., Hailemariam, Maji, Key, Kent D., Jordan, Tamara, Miller, Raven, Richie, Fallon, Robinson, DeWaun, Saddler, Sharon, Spencer, Bryan, Summers, Monicia, McCoy White, Jonne, Johnson, Jennifer E.

“…Few studies describe how community disadvantage impacts intergenerational relationships. Using interviews with women and service providers (n = 100), we…”
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"We bounce back from the worst of the worst": assets of Flint-area women identified in the Flint Women's Study by Hailemariam, Maji, Bustos, Tatiana, Felton, Julia, Key, Kent, Greer, DeOnica, Jefferson, Bernadel L, Muhammud, Janice, Robinson, Dewaun, Saddler, Sharon, Spencer, Bryan, Miller, Raven, Richie, Fallon, Summers, Monicia, McCoy-White, Jonne, Johnson, Jennifer

“…Economically disadvantaged communities experience disproportionate health and social challenges relative to more affluent areas. This study describes ways…”
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