đ Mental Outcomes and Comorbidities in Womenâs Health and Advocacy Lab @JohnsHopkinsSPH @JohnsHopkinsDMH đ©đŸâđ» Director @TiaraCWillie
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May 24
Research by Dr.Tiara Willie shows that stress, violence exposure, and structural inequities directly impact maternal wellbeing before and after birth. #MaternalHealth #BlackMaternalHealth #HealthEquity #TraumaInformedCare #MentalHealthAwareness #WomensHealth #BirthEquity
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May 24
Urban social stress, like discrimination, financial strain, and neighborhood conditions has been found to significantly lower both mental and physical quality of life during pregnancy and postpartum.
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May 11
Weâre proud to support the M.O.C.H.A. Labâs upcoming policy convening on May 18. This event brings together legislators and community partners to address the crisis of missing and murdered Black women and girls.
Washington, DC | 10:00 AM â 4:00 PM.
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May 11
Help us spread the wordâtag an organization that needs to be in the room! Register at the link in our bio.
@MNADV @DCJusticeLab
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May 7
On May 11th, Dr. @TiaraCWillie will be leading a talk at the @BCHUMD Seminar Series, titled "Gender-Based Violence and Health among Black Women: An Intersectional, Epidemiologic, and Translational Perspective." Come join her at the UMD campus or at the Zoom link provided!
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Apr 20
Bystander intervention can save lives. You donât have to be confrontational to make a difference. The 5 Dâs (Distract, Delegate, Direct, Delay, Document) provide practical ways to support someone experiencing Intimate Partner Violence while prioritizing safety.
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Apr 20
Only intervene in ways that feel safe for you and the person involved. Community awareness is a powerful tool for prevention.
#IPVAwareness #BystanderIntervention #EndIPV #CommunityCare #ViolencePrevention
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Apr 2
Intimate partner violence does not occur in isolation. Research shows how structural racism can contribute to discrimination, stress, and emotional IPV risk among men transitioning into fatherhood.
#IPVPrevention #HealthEquity #PublicHealthResearch #StructuralRacism
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Mar 26
Applications are now open for the Applied Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Measurement (AIM) Short Course hosted by the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Womenâs Health & Gender Equity.
đ Learn more: publichealth.jhu.edu/center-âŠ
đ Apply: forms.gle/4PxYwan5vHdYLK4c9
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Mar 24
Enrollment for the MATCH & RISE projects is ongoing as we continue working to advance research focused on community health and prevention.
We are grateful to all participants and community partners who make this work possible. #ResearchUpdate #PublicHealth
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Mar 21
Today we recognize National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and reaffirm the importance of culturally responsive, community-centered approaches to HIV prevention and care.
#NNHAAD #hivawareness #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagedResearch #Aian #IndigenousHealth
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Mar 21
Health equity requires more than evidence-based interventions. It requires partnership, relational accountability, and honoring Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing. #NNHAAD #hivawareness
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Mar 19
Your health. Your choice. Your protection. Talk to a provider today about which PrEP option may be right for you. #PrEP #PrEPWorks #HIVPrevention #ProtectYourself #PrEPAwareness #hivawareness #blackwomenshealth
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Mar 18
Public crises donât pause intimate partner violence (IPV). During the COVID-19 pandemic, Black women IPV survivors navigated a legal system that was disrupted, delayed, and under-resourced. Protection systems must function equitably, specially during times of public crisis.
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Mar 16
The 4th episode of She Really Gets It by Stefanie Rhodes, MPH is out now, featuring Dr. Brenice Duroseau (@thenpthatcares).
Listen now on all streaming platforms.
#SheReallyGetsIt #BlackWomensHealth #ReproductiveJustice #HIVPrevention #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #womenshealth
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Mar 12
The M.O.C.H.A Lab team was at the BMore Healthy Expo connecting with the Baltimore community! We believe that health equity starts with listening.
#blackwomenshealth #communityhealth #publichealth #baltimore #blackwomen #healthequity #mochalab #johnshopkins
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Mar 12
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat about stress, resilience, and healthy relationships. Our work is powered by your voices.đ
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Mar 12
By bringing our R.I.S.E. and M.A.T.C.H. studies directly to the people we serve, our team are centering the lived experiences of Black women in our public health strategies.
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Mar 10
Welcome Ana Caamaño! She is one of our new Community Engagement and Outreach Assistants. Ana is pursuing her masterâs in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Johns Hopkins University. , focusing on womenâs mental health.
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