As a top-tier research group, the Global & Environmental Health Lab is committed to developing cross-culturally validated resource insecurity tools including housing, good, energy, and water insecurity scales that can be used in most low and middle-income countries.
Using a socio-ecological model, we are poised in examining how changes in the physical and social environment manifest at the individual, household, community, and institutional levels; and how responses to these changes vary across time, regions, and ecological zones.
The GH&E team looks forward to a clear future free of health inequity and they are committing their tools, talents, and team to this essential human pursuit.
Themes | Global Health & Humanitarianism |
Status | Active |
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Updates |
GEHLab Interns Present at 2024 CUGH Conference in Los Angeles, California | March 26, 2024
Dahdaleh Global Health Intern Shares Summer Undergraduate Research Conference Experience | August 23, 2023 Recap – Climate Change Threatens to Cause Greater Resource Insecurity, Greater Poverty, and Poor Health Outcomes | February 13, 2023 |
People |
Godfred Boateng, Faculty Fellow, Faculty of Health Active
Gabriel John Dusing, Research Fellow, Global Environmental Lab Alum Sher Khan, Global and Environmental Health Research Lab and Wellness Impact Lab, Global Health Intern [WI23; SU23] Alum Salwa Regragui, Global and Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern [WI23; SU23] Alum Safiyyah Ameer, Global and Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern Active Richard Wu, Global & Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern Active Mirianna Georges, Global and Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern [SU23] Alum Kelly Kuang, Global & Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern Active Igor Akomaye, Global and Environmental Health Research Lab, Global Health Intern Active Hafsa Ugas, Global & Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern [W23] Alum Georgina Birago Odoom Owusu, Global and Environmental Health Research Lab, Global Health Intern Active Elsa Rivaya Salvadores, Global and Environmental Health Research Lab, Global Health Intern [WI23; SU23] Alum Bramjot Aheer, Global and Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern Active Ann Kwarteng, Retooling Black Anxiety, Global Health Intern Active Amina Fadzha Abam, Global and Environmental Health Lab, Global Health Intern Active |
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