The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research partners with immigrant communities, advocates, policymakers, and social and health systems on actionable research to improve immigrant health and well-being.

Led by Dr. Jessica Santos, we are a group of social scientists and public health researchers who conduct rigorous mixed methods research to answer relevant questions about the health of immigrants and communities. We work in partnership with funders, advocates, health systems, and immigrant communities to develop and conduct actionable, high-impact research to advance policy that supports immigrant health and health equity.

The Leah Zallman Center is a research center at the Institute for Community Health (ICH). The Center is proud to build on ICH’s long history of using participatory methods to ensure that community voices in research are amplified to the state and national level as part of evidence-based policymaking.

Join LZC and our partner Dr. James McKowen at the Climate Change & Mental Health Initiative at Mass General Brigham for the LZC Coffee Chat on Climate & Migrant Justice: Global Environmental Identities in a Changing World. This interactive discussion will focus on climate change and anxiety, environmental justice, immigrant health, and global environmental identities. Select content from Dr. Thomas Doherty’s book Surviving Climate Anxiety: A Guide to Coping, Healing, and Thriving will be featured.

All are welcome to attend and participate! We request no media or reporters.

Please note: By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of Boston Climate Week.