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12/12/2024

LZC establishes immigrant mental health partnership with Harvard Chan School

The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research recently established a partnership with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health focused on immigrant mental health.

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Blog

11/22/2024

Community Care in Uncertain Times: Learning from Immigrant Leaders

A couple weekends ago, my husband and I took our dog to Gardner Hill Conservation Area in Stow, MA, for an easy hike along the Assabet River. A hint of…

Danielle Chun

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Publication

11/07/2024

Spotlight on Mental Health: Restructuring Care for Immigrant Families

The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research (LZC) at the Institute for Community Health is proud to release Spotlight on Mental Health: Restructuring Care for Immigrant Families. We believe community…

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Publication

11/01/2024

Weaving Well-being: A Case for Immigrant Community-Driven Mental Health

Weaving Well-being: A Case for Immigrant Community-Driven Mental Health details outcomes and findings from the second iteration of the City of Boston Mayor's Office for Immigrant Advancement's (MOIA) Weaving Well-being…

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Blog

09/06/2024

Summer 2024 Newsletter

2024 is likely to show us just how far U.S. political candidates (on all sides of the political spectrum) will go to weaponize immigration.

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Poster

08/22/2024

Beyond a Buzzword: Structural Frameworks for Immigrant Health Research and Practice

Jessica Santos, PhD and Carmel Salhi, PhD. “‘Beyond a Buzzword: Structural Frameworks for Immigrant Health Research and Practice." Presented at the 2024 North American Refugee Health Conference. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Poster.…

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LZC establishes immigrant mental health partnership with Harvard Chan School

Community Care in Uncertain Times: Learning from Immigrant Leaders

Spotlight on Mental Health: Restructuring Care for Immigrant Families

Weaving Well-being: A Case for Immigrant Community-Driven Mental Health

Summer 2024 Newsletter

Beyond a Buzzword: Structural Frameworks for Immigrant Health Research and Practice

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