Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research at Duke University

03/14/2022

✨✨✨Session 3 Spotlight!✨✨✨

Join us virtually on March 21st from 2:50-3:50PM (EDT) for our third session on Sports Participation! We’ll hear from some amazing speakers, including Elizabeth “Libby” Sharrow, Liam Miranda, Jaime Schultz, and Helen Carroll.

For more info / to read some of their bios, visit: https://bit.ly/sgmsymposium

Or just click here to register here now*: https://bit.ly/sgmhealth2022

(Registration is FREE, but space is limited!)

03/14/2022

✨✨✨Session 1 Spotlight!✨✨✨

Join us virtually on March 21st from 12:30-1:30PM (EDT) for our first session on the Intersection of Race and Gender Diversity! We’ll hear from some amazing speakers, including Elle Lett, Andrea Jenkins, Candis Cox, Sir Lex Kennedy, and Mira Mason!

For more info / to read some of their bios, visit: https://bit.ly/sgmsymposium

Or just click here to register now*: https://bit.ly/sgmhealth2022

(Registration is FREE, but space is limited!)

03/14/2022

Join for this year’s Sexual and Gender Minority Health Symposium  from March 21-22, 12-5pm EDT! The Symposium’s theme this year is “Trans & Gender Diverse Policies, Care Practices, & Wellbeing”, which will gather experts around the country to discuss topics such as: the intersection of race and being trans & gender diverse in the US; current questions around teens transitioning; participation of trans & gender diverse persons in sports; effects of recent legislative decisions on ability to receive gender affirming care; q***r experiences of neurodivergence; aging as a trans & gender diverse person; and pushing the boundaries of SGM health. 

Registration is free, but space is limited! 

For more info, visit: https://bit.ly/sgmsymposium

or click here to register here now: https://bit.ly/sgmhealth2022

03/11/2022

✨✨✨Session 2 Spotlight!✨✨✨

Join us virtually on March 21st from 1:40-2:40PM (EDT) for our second session on Teen Transitions! We’ll hear from some amazing speakers, including Marci Bowers, Johanna Olson-Kennedy, Deanna Adkins, Kiran Sundar, and Leigh Spivey-Rita.

For more info / to read some of their bios, visit: https://bit.ly/sgmsymposium

Or just click here to register now*: https://bit.ly/sgmhealth2022

(Registration is FREE, but space is limited!)

03/03/2022

Join us virtually at this year’s Sexual and Gender Minority Symposium from March 21-22, 12-5pm EDT! The Symposium’s theme this year is “Transgender Policies, Care Practices, and Wellbeing”, which will gather experts around the country to discuss topics such as: the intersection of race and being transgender or non-binary in the US; current questions around teens transitioning; participation of transgender and non-binary persons in sports; effects of recent legislative decisions on ability to receive gender affirming care; q***r experiences of neurodiversity; aging as a transgender or gender expansive person; and pushing the boundaries of SGM health.

Registration is free, but space is limited!
For more info, visit: dukesgmhealth.org/symposium-2022
or click here to register here now: https://bit.ly/sgmhealth2022

02/07/2022

Applications for one of CHPIR’s favorite leadership programs, the Hart Fellowship Program (HFP), are due at the end of the week!

HFP offers recent Duke graduates ten-month fellowships with community-based organizations that are facing complex social, political and humanitarian problems. This capstone experience helps fellows develop their own vision for ethical leadership as they move into professional life. Since its inception in 1995, 107 Hart Fellows have served community partner organizations in 40 countries across six continents. Learn more about how to apply at https://bit.Ly/Apply2Hart or contact Ana Ramirez (ana.ramirez@duke.edu) with any questions!

07/29/2021

🎉welcome to the team Emmy! 🎉

Emmy specifically loves the kinda and reliable work environment of the Project Selah team this summer and has learned a lot about communications and leadership.

We are so happy to have you Emmy!

07/29/2021

🎉welcome to the team Maya! 🎉

Maya has always been interested in the alignment between mental and physical health and has enjoyed exploring how that relates to members of clergy this summer

Thanks for all you are doing, we are happy to have you!! 🥳

06/22/2021

🌈happy pride month! Duke CHPIR acknowledges and celebrates the diversity of sexual and gender minorities (SGM)! Check out our website www.chpir.org to read about all of our ongoing projects relating to SGM ! 🌈

06/20/2021

🚨NEW PUBLICATION ALERT! 🚨
CHPIR and DGHI Faculty Dr. Sara Legrand co-authored a new publication on structural inequalities in access to HIV/AIDs treatment in the US

"The More Things Change, the More Things Remain the Same": It's Time to Dismantle Structural Inequalities of Racism, Discrimination, and Health Disparities

04/21/2021

🚨NEW PUBLICATION ALERT! 🚨
CHPIR and DGHI Faculty Dr. Sara Legrand co-authored a new publication on building community in the HIV online intervention spaces through mobile health programs. Check out the full publication here: https://doi.org/10.1177/10901981211003859

03/31/2021

On March 31st, we celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility to recognize and share support for our transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming students and colleagues. Transgender Day of Visibility was founded in 2009 by visionary transgender activist Rachel Crandall.

We invite transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary folks and their allies to come together for an open space for sharing stories of joy, resistance, gratitude, and solidarity. Bring your poetry, your art, or just yourself to celebrate our beauty, our love, and the gifts we bring to the world. At this time, the Trans Day of Visibility Love Letter to Trans Folks will be revealed.

https://duke.zoom.us/j/98850348382
Meeting ID: 988 5034 8382