“True Equity Means Everyone’s Life Has Equal Value”: A Conversation with Shani Buggs …I wanted to be and that I wanted to obtain a master’s in public health. So, I enrolled in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. This was the…
“Intimate Partner Violence and Armed Conflict in Colombia”: Dr. Maria Restrepo-Ruiz Dr. Maria Restrepo-Ruiz Dr. Maria (Mayte) Restrepo-Ruiz is a Research Associate with the Department of Public Health Sciences at the University of Connecticut. She completed her PhD work in the…
“There Are Clearly Spaces Where Law Enforcement Does Not Belong”: A Conversation with Tracie Keesee …going to be interesting. We are seeing conversations about how to define public safety. Typically, the first thing you think about public safety is law enforcement. But when you talk…
How Emerging Diseases Can Spread Conflict and Violence …animals to humans, mobilizing an effective public health response is only one part of the resulting challenge. Zoonotic disease outbreaks also risk secondary social consequences that can be equally disruptive…
“Social Disruptions Reveal Who We Are”: A Conversation with Jeffrey Butts …public safety is to invest in law enforcement is just pushing us further down the path toward a police state, where the only public safety we have is purchased and…
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Distinguished Scholars …Experimental Mechanisms Underlying the Intergenerational Transmission of Infant Abuse in Monkeys Suzanne Maman (Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University), The Intersection of HIV and Violence Among Youth in Dar es…
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Emerging Scholars …Islam, and Ethnic Politics of Belonging in Harar, Ethiopia Maria Restrepo-Ruiz (Public Health, University of Connecticut), Intimate Partner Violence in Armed Conflict Contexts: The Case of Colombia Matthew Simonson (Network…
“Evidence Doesn’t Seem to Play a Key Role”: A Conversation with David Weisburd …they sometimes forget about the importance of working with the public. In a democracy, you need the consent of the public. It’s hard for individuals to provide this kind of…
“We’re Losing a Sense of Accountability”: A Conversation with Richard Aborn …the cops while doing it. I think the position of the public keeps shifting because of the rise in violence. I don’t think that the public dislikes or rejects the…
Cataloging Murder: Tracking Violence Against Public Figures in Central America …public figures, all of whom are important to the functioning of democratic society. VAPF considers four main categories of public figures: members of the media (e.g., journalists and radio show…