IIGH Publications

Navigate research from the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health through the years.

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2026

• “Making Rights Real: Making Safe Abortion Rights a Reality in Benin,” (podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), N. Mbuthia (Guest), J. Both (Guest), and V. Sekpon (Guest), Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Podcast (2026).
• “Health Ramifications of Antitransgender Legislation: Trends in Mental Distress From 2016 to 2023 in a Nationally Representative Sample of Transgender Adults,” M. Hotchkiss, L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, and J. Blosnich, American Psychologist (2026).
• “One Health Laws, Policies and Governance in Uganda: What’s on Paper and What’s Really Happening,” L. Ferguson, M. Sekamatte, M. E. Anderson, C. Agaba, M. Haumba, M. Kolchina, D. Kizito, J. Seeley, and J. J. Lutwama, One Health (2026).
• “Expanding Power and Opportunity in Public Health Education: The Continuous Learning for Antiracist Culture Change Fellowship Program,” J. Cohen, K. D. Gonzalez, U. Ihenacho, P. Shah, R. McKean-Cowdin, and R. N. Bluthenthal, Frontiers in Public Health (2026).
• “Addressing Social Injustice in a Human Rights Context,” S. Gruskin and P. Braveman, Social Injustice and Public Health, 4th ed., Oxford University Press (2026).
• “Trans and Gender-Diverse Rights and Health: A Global Perspective,” M. C. Grinspan and S. Gruskin, American Journal of Public Health (2026).
• “On the Population Reach of Contraception: An Analysis of Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa,” Y. Lin, E. Smith-Greenaway, and L. Ferguson, Population Research and Policy Review (2026).
• “Using the Media to Showcase Evidence to Improve Population Registries: Elizabeth Nansubuga in Conversation with Laura Ferguson,” (blog) L. Ferguson and E. Nansubuga, IUSSP (2026).
• “Optimizing Trauma Team Activation: A Mixed-Method Analysis of De-escalation, Reconsultation, and Clinician Decision-Making at a Level I Trauma Center,” C. L. Tang, T. W. Burkholder, J. Bridge, and E. Burner, et al., American Surgeon (2026).
• “Building a Future HIV Response,” (podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), S. Malaba (Guest) and L. Hayden (Guest), Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Podcast (2026).
• “Health, Law, & Human Rights,” (podcast) D. Grunfeld (Host) and S. Gruskin (Guest), Profiles in Excellence: Results Beyond Dispute, Judicate West (2026).
• “Seeing What We’ve Been Missing: Inequities and the Future of MNCH,” (podcast) R. Khosla (Host), D. Reidpath (Guest), and S. Gruskin (Guest), PMNCH Touchpoint: Connecting Voices, Transforming Health (2026).
• “People, Planet, and Rights: Connecting Climate Action and SRHR,” (podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), A. Baschieri (Guest), M. Y. Diaz (Guest), Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Podcast (2026).
• “Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in a Time of Crisis: Supportive Laws and Policies are Necessary but not Sufficient,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, P. Davidson, P. Alberti, and S. Gruskin, The Future of Global Health, CUGH 2026, Washington, DC, USA (2026).
• “Protections, Obstacles, and Contradictions: How Laws and Policies Shape STI and HIV Prevention and Care for Young People. The Example of Los Angeles County,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, M. E. Anderson, S. Emoto, and S. Gruskin, 26th International AIDS Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2026).
• “Pleasure, Sexual Rights and HIV/STI Prevention: The Relevance of Sexual Consent Among Adolescents,” (abstract) B. B. Campos, L. G. Galeao-Silva, J. Billand, D. Barbosa, V. Paiva, M. Dantas, S. Gruskin, and L. Ferguson, 26th International AIDS Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2026).
• “‘The Services They Expect as Key Populations Are Not Available… We’re Going to See an Increase in HIV’: Immediate Impacts of the 2025 U.S. Government Funding Cuts on Kenyans’ Health,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, A. Lakati, S. Emoto, F. R. Adji, W. Tompoi, M. E. Anderson, and P. K. Masibo, International AIDS Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2026).
• “Persisting HIV Stigma Among Learners Within Boarding Schools in Zambia,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, G. Witola, M. E. Anderson, M. Zambwe, A. Schaap, S. Mulubale, and V. Bond, International AIDS Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2026).

2025

• “Adoption and Implementation of California State Transgender and Nonbinary Protections in Los Angeles Area High Schools,” R. P. O’Brien, K. Yu, J. A. Cederbaum, L. Ferguson, J. T. Goldbach, H. Rhoades, and J. T. Blosnich, Journal of School Health, vol. 96, issue 1 (2025).
• “Promoting More Equitable Global Health Research, Education, and Community Partnerships: The Efforts of One US-Based Academic Institution,” S. Emoto, L. Ferguson, L. Baezconde-Garbanati, H. Hu, G. Samari, and S. Gruskin, Annals of Global Health (2025).
• “Implementation of a Package of Emergency Care Interventions and Clinical Outcomes,” C. B. Bills, P. Wesseh, C. Cooper, T. Burkholder, L. Epps, M. Jaung, E. J. Calvello Hynes, A. Mayah, J. Shakpeh, and K. Enriquez, JAMA Network Open (2025).
• “‘I am the Minority of the Minority of the Minority, I Can’t Help Thinking About My Brothers’: An Intersectional Approach to Self-Care Strategies Developed by LGBTQIA+ Adolescents and Young People during COVID-19 Quarantine in Brazil,” E. M. Zucchi, D. Ferraz, R. Unsain, L. Ferguson, C. Bauquier, A. Urbano, I. Dourado, M. Préau, A. Grangeiro, and M. T. Couto, Qualitative Health Research (2025).
• “Effects of a Pilot Simulation Training on Interdisciplinary Closed-Loop Communication and Time to Critical Actions at a Burundian Emergency Centre,” E. Arnold, P. Bulakali, E. Burner, T. Burkholder, and C. Wendler, African Journal of Emergency Medicine (2025).
• “Forecasting Acute Childhood Malnutrition in Kenya Using Machine Learning and Diverse Sets of Indicators,” G. A. Tadesse, L. Ferguson, C. Robinson, S. Kuria, H. Wanyonyi, S. Murage, S. Mburu, R. Dodhia, J. M. L. Ferrer, and B. Dilkina, PLOS ONE (2025).
• “Gender and Exposure Pathways to Zoonotic Infections in Communities at the Interface of Wildlife Conservation Areas of Uganda: A Qualitative Study,” C. Agaba, L. Ferguson, S. Emoto, M. Haumba, D. Kizito, M. Kolchina, and J. J. Lutwama, Global Public Health, vol. 20, issue 1 (2025).
• “HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis in Latin America: Public Policies, Healthcare Systems and Human Rights,” D. Alexandre, S. Gruskin, A. Massuda, M. Bertolozzi, and A. Segurado, Preventive Medicine Reports (2025).
• “Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights: Advances and Setbacks,” A. Ahmed, A. Yamin, and S. Gruskin, Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics (2025).
• “Achieving Gender Justice for Global Health Equity: The Lancet Commission on Gender and Global Health,” S. Gruskin, as a member of the Lancet Commission on Gender and Global Health, The Lancet (2025).
• “Experiential Learning in Global Health: Engaging with Multilateral Institutions in an Age of Rights Regression,” C. Diamond, L. Ferguson, and S. Gruskin, American Journal of Law & Medicine (2025).
• “The Pedagogical Potential of Affective Oral Histories: A Case Study of Student Interviewer Testimonies in the Health and Human Rights Oral History Project,” C. Fern, M. E. Anderson, J. Cohen, and S. Fonn, The Oral History Review (2025).
• “Bridging the Gap: Engaging the Health and Human Rights Paradigm to Support Children’s Health in the United States,” K. Czyz and S. Gruskin, Advances in Pediatrics (2025).
• “Advocating for Paid Maternity Leave and Workplace Lactation Policy Reform and Implementation: Lessons Learned from Indonesia, Nigeria, the Philippines and Vietnam,” M. E. Anderson, J. McGowan, J. Escobar-DeMarco, S. Bose, E. A. Frongillo, and L. Ferguson, Maternal & Child Nutrition (2025).
• “Global Health and Human Rights in AJPH,” L. Ferguson, American Journal of Public Health (2025).
• “Higher Education and SDG 16: Between Localization and Realization: Partnerships Toward Advancing Human Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals in Los Angeles,” G. Morales, A. Tirado Chase, M. E. Anderson, and S. Gruskin, Higher Education and SDG 16 Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Emerald Publishing (2025).
• “Gender Removal by Fiat: Impacts of New Trump Administration Edicts,” N. Krieger and S. Gruskin, The Lancet (2025).
• “Health and Human Rights Overview: The Nexus of Health and Human Rights in Times of Peace and Crisis,” S. Gruskin and D. Tarantola, International Encyclopedia of Public Health, 3rd ed., vol. 7, Academic Press (2025).
• “Child Malnutrition in Kenya: AI Model Can Forecast Rates Six Months Before They Become Critical,” L. Ferguson and B. Dilkina, The Conversation (2025).
• “The Global Health System Can Build Back Better After U.S. Aid Cuts—Here’s How,” J. Cohen, The Conversation (2025).
• “Celebrating 115 Years of AJPH: Perspectives on Public Health in a New Political Era,” A. Morabia, B. E. Coston, P. Erwin, L. Ferguson, B. Ojikutu, W. E. Parmet, and J. Santaella Tenorio, American Journal of Public Health (2025).
• “California’s Future Depends on Global Health,” J. Cohen and C. Collins, Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (2025).
• “Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights is at the Edge—Restoring it Will Require Courage,” R. Khosla, S. Gruskin, and P. Allotey, BMJ (2025).
• “Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: Implications of the 2024 US Presidential Election,” (accepted abstract) S. Gruskin, Innovating and Implementing in Health for a Sustainable Future, Consortium of Universities for Global Health Conference (2025).
• “Connections Between Higher Education and Local Governments: Building Policy Action Around the SDGs,” (accepted abstract) C. Sweeney, C. Diamond, D. November, and S. Gruskin, The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) Conference and Expo (2025).
• “Community Mobilization for HIV Prevention in the Context of Sex Work: Insights from the ANRS-PISTAS Study,” (accepted abstract) D. Ferraz, C. Spadaccio, C. Lacoux, C. Bauquier, I. Sorrentino, L. Lessa, M. Préau, A. Grangeiro, I. Dourado, L. Magno, J. M. Olivar, M. Furquim, V. Darçon, L. Levy, M.-C. Gagnieu, A. Charnay, M. Couto, and L. Ferguson, AIDS Impact 2025 (2025).
• “Call for Input for the Report on Best Practices, Challenges and Lessons Learned Concerning Integrated Approaches to the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda at the Global Level,” G. Morales and S. Gruskin, responding to Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (2025).
• “U.S. Orders Withdrawal from WHO,” (podcast) S. Gruskin (Host) and L. Ferguson (Host), The Scholar’s Circle (2025).
• “2025 Health Risks & Extreme Heat for Concertgoers,” (media) T. Burkholder, CNN Newsource (2025).
• “No Justice in a Genocide: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Gaza,” (Podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Podcast (2025).

2024

• “Why a Good Law Is Not Always Good Enough: A Global Review of Restrictions to Supportive Laws for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights,” L. Ferguson, M. E. Anderson, M. Liang, and E. Filmer-Wilson, BMJ Global Health, vol. 9, issue 2 (2024).
• “Sexual Rights: Ever-Contested, but Never More Important,” S. Gruskin and L. Ferguson, Routledge Handbook of Sexuality, Gender, Health and Rights, 2nd ed., Routledge (2024).
• “Advancing Sexual Health and Well-being for All – What Will It Take?,” S. Singh, S. Tandon, U. Esiet, A. Kågesten, S. Gruskin, S. M. Shaikat, L. E. Bain, F. El Kak, C. H. Logie, R. RamPrakash, M. Freitas da Silveira, R. Kumru, Z. Stardust, T. Turk, E. Rubio-Aurioles, E. T. Crone, and T. Troussier, Bulletin of the World Health Organization (2024).
• “Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Policy Response on Access to and Utilization of Reproductive, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Services in Kenya, Uganda and Zambia,” S. Kuria-Ndiritu, S. Karanja, B. Mubita, T. Kapsandui, J. Kutna, D. Anyona, J. Murerwa, and L. Ferguson, PLOS Global Health (2024).
• “Under Threat: The International AIDS Society–Lancet Commission on Health and Human Rights,” S. Gruskin, as a member of the IAS-Lancet Commission on Health and Human Rights, The Lancet (2024).
• “Assessing Work at the Intersection of Health and Human Rights: Why? How? And Whom?,” L. Ferguson, Research Methods in Human Rights (2024).
• “Understanding the Post-Dobbs Landscape for Abortion Care in the United States,” F. Kapadia, L. Ferguson, and W. E. Parmet, American Journal of Public Health (2024).
• “Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Palestine – Securing Spaces to Speak Out,” L. Ferguson and S. Desai, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 32, issue 1 (2024).
• “Health and Human Rights: What Relevance Now?,” S. Gruskin, Health and Human Rights, vol. 26, issue 1 (2024).
• “Laws Governing Access to Sexual Health Services and Information: Contents, Protections, and Restrictions,” L. Ferguson, S. Emoto, S. Gruskin, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 32, issue 1 (2024).
• “Using Oral History in Public Health Philanthropy: The Health and Human Rights Oral History Project,” J. Cohen, HistPhil (2024).
• “Are Rights-Based Services Important? An Adolescent PrEP Demonstration Project in Brazil,” L. Ferguson, A. Grangeiro, A. A. Natividad, P. Massa, A. Rodrigues, D. Ferraz, and E. M. Zucchi, Health and Human Rights, vol. 26, issue 1 (2024).
• “The Ubiquity of ‘Self-Care’ in Health: Why Specificity Matters,” L. Ferguson, M. E. Anderson, K. Satchi, A. M. Capron, C. D. Kaplan, P. Redfield, and S. Gruskin, Global Public Health, vol. 19, issue 1 (2024).
• “Quick Consult Symptoms: Anxiety, Dyspnea, and Cyanosis,” T. Burkholder, Emergency Medicine News (2024).
• “Building a Framework to Decolonize Global Emergency Medicine,” M. Muchatuta, S. Patel, C. Gonzalez Marquez, K. Thilakasiri, S. Vanyaa Manian, J. Chan, N. Mssika, T. Clark, T. Burkholder, N. Turgeon, V. N. Kampalath, N. Poola, O. A. Offorjebe, A. Dozois, G. Hyuha, O. Vaughan-Ogunlusi, C. McCammon, K. Wills, M. Rybarcyk, M. P. Castillo, A. A. Adeyeye, C. A. Rees, S. Jutta, and S. Chow Garbern, AEM Education and Training, vol. 8 (2024).
• “Governance and Legal Considerations Supporting Prehospital Emergency Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,” T. Burkholder, M. Osei-Ampofo, and J. Bonney, Surgery, vol. 176, issue 3 (2024).
• “Listening is Believing: Can Oral History Catalyze Greater Investment in Health and Human Rights?,” S. Peet, J. Cohen, L. Ferguson, and S. Gruskin, Health and Human Rights Journal (2024).
• “Kenya,” L. Ferguson, K. Satchi, I. Kizito, and S. Kuria, Equity in COVID-19, EADI Global Development Series, Palgrave Macmillan (2024).
• “Uganda,” S. Kuria, M. Lambert-Peck, T. Kapsandui, and L. Ferguson, Equity in COVID-19, EADI Global Development Series, Palgrave Macmillan (2024).
• “Promotora-led Preventive Mental Health Interventions Among Hispanic/Latinxs in the U.S.: A Scoping Review of Their Intervention Designs, Quantitative Findings, and Measures,” (accepted abstract) E. Chauca, S. Gruskin, and L. Ferguson, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting 2024 (2024).
• “Considering Mental Health Ramifications of Anti-transgender Policy: Identifying Trends in Mental Distress From 2019-2023 in a Nationally Representative Sample of Transgender Adults in the United States,” (accepted abstract) M. Hotchkiss, L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, and J. Blosnich, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting 2024 (2024).
• “Issue Brief II – Addressing mpox (monkeypox): Effective Science and Human Rights-based Approaches,” (issue brief) J. Cohen, C. Diamond, L. Ferguson, and S. Gruskin, with United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2024).
• “Using the Law to Build Just Health Systems,” (accepted abstract) L. Ferguson, M. Liang, and E. Filmer-Wilson, Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (2024).
• “Collaborative One Health Research Initiative on Epidemics in Uganda – Study Protocol,” (accepted abstract) D. Kizito, S. A. Lula, R. J. Gibb, J. Mutyaba, N. Babi, S. Balinandi, L. Owen, L. Nyakarahuka, M. Sekamatte, P. Atimendi, G. Kalema-Zikusoka, L. Ferguson, B. D. Ndumu, I. Abubaker, N. Field, J. Seeley, and J. J. Lutwama, World One Health Congress (2024).
• “Understanding the Complexity of Legal Frameworks that Shape Access to HIV-related Information and Services,” (accepted abstract) L. Ferguson and M. E. Anderson, 25th International AIDS Conference (2024).
• “Inclusion of Refugee Communities in the Prevention and Control of Zoonotic Diseases at the Human-Animal-Environment Interface: A Case of Refugee Settlement in Uganda,” (accepted abstract) R. O. Ssali, C. Agaba, N. Babi, G. Kalema-Zikusoka, L. Ferguson, G. Kigundu, M. Haumba, E. Paul, J. Mutyaba, B. D. Ndumu, E. Enyel, M. Sekamatte, D. Kizito, and J. J. Lutwama, World One Health Congress (2024).
• “Socio-cultural Drivers of Vulnerability to Zoonotic Disease in Uganda’s Wildlife Conservation Areas: A Qualitative Study,” (accepted abstract) M. Haumba, C. Agaba, S. Emoto, R. Nalukwago, N. Field, D. Kizito, G. Kalema-Zikusoka, L. Ferguson, J. Seeley, and J. J. Lutwama, World One Health Congress (2024).
• “Gender and Exposure Pathways to Zoonotic Infections in Communities at the Interface of Wildlife Conservation Areas of Uganda: A Qualitative Study,” (accepted abstract) C. Agaba, M. Haumba, D. Kizito, N. Babi, G. Kalema-Zikusoka, S. Emoto, L. Ferguson, J. Seeley, N. Field, and J. J. Lutwama, World One Health Congress (2024).
• “Uganda’s One Health Legal and Policy Environment: Opportunities and Challenges,” (accepted abstract) L. Ferguson, C. Agaba, M. E. Anderson, M. Sekamatte, G. Kalema-Zikusoka, J. Seeley, and J. J. Lutwama, World One Health Congress (2024).
  

2023

• Absolutely — I kept all text and hyperlinks intact and bolded every occurrence of S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, M. Anderson, J. Cohen, and C. Diamond. (S. Emoto, T. Burkholder, and S. Peet don’t appear in this 2023 list.)
• “A Review of Place-Related Contextual Factors in Syndemics Research,” J. Gizamba, J. Wilson, E. Mendenhall, and L. Ferguson, Health & Place, vol. 83 (2023).
• “When Ethics and the Law Collide: A Multicenter Demonstration Cohort Study of Preexposure Prophylaxis Provision to Adolescent Men Who Have Sex with Men and Transgender Women in Brazil,” E. M. Zucchi, L. Ferguson, L. Magno, I. Dourado, D. Greco, D. Ferraz, U. Tupinambas, and A. Grangeiro, Journal of Adolescent Health, vol. 73, issue 6 (2023).
• “How Can US Global Health Assistance Adapt to Population Aging?,” J. Cohen, Just Security (2023).
• “Emergency Medical Responses at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Centers in California,” A. M. Dekker, J. Farah, P. Parmar, A. B. Uner, and D. L. Schriger, JAMA Network, vol. 6, issue 11 (2023).
• “Health Justice in the Context of Health and Human Rights,” L. Ferguson, American Journal of Public Health, vol. 113, issue 2 (2023).
• “Equity in Decline: Illustrating Fairness in a Worse-off World,” D. Reidpath, R. Khosla, S. Gruskin, A. Dakessian, and P. Allotey, BMJ Global Health, vol. 8, issue 10 (2023).
• “Medical Mismanagement in Southern US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Facilities: A Thematic Analysis of Secondary Medical Records,” A. J. Zeidan, H. Goodall, A. Sieben, P. Parmar, and E. Burner, Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, vol. 25, issue 5 (2023).
• “Measuring Geographic Access to Transgender Hormone Therapy in Texas: A Three-step Floating Catchment Area Analysis,” A. R. Everhart, L. Ferguson, and J. P. Wilson, Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology (2023).
• “Rights and Ethics in Biometric Population Registration: Mapping the Limits of Digital Recognition and the Drivers of Exclusion,” R. Silva, K. Breckenridge, S. Gruskin, and J. Klaaren, SSRN (2023).
• “Equity in Decline: Fair Distribution in a Worse-off World,” D. Reidpath, S. Gruskin, R. Khosla, A. Dakessian, and P. Allotey, The Lancet, vol. 402, issue 10406 (2023).
• “Solitary Confinement Use in Immigration Detention Before and After the Beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic,” J. Nwadiuko, A. Nishi, S. Terp, A. M. Dekker, A. Vargas Bustamante, and P. Parmar, Journal of General Internal Medicine, vol. 38, issue 7 (2023).
• “Systematic Review and Quantitative and Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Interventions to Address HIV Related Stigma and Discrimination,” L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, M. Bolshakova, M. Rozelle, S. Yagyu, K. Kasoka, T. Oraro-Lawrence, A. Motala, L. Stackpool-Moore, and S. Hempel, AIDS, vol. 37, issue 13 (2023).
• “Sustainable Development Goal 5.6.2: Analysis of Restrictions to Laws for Sexual and Reproductive Health,” L. Ferguson and M. Anderson, Program on Global Health and Human Rights, Institute on Inequalities in Global Health, University of Southern California (2023).
• “Rethinking HIV in an Aging Society,” C. Diamond and J. Cohen, Think Global Health (2023).
• “Building Evidence for Peacebuilding Investments: A Snapshot of Youth-Led and Youth-Supporting Peacebuilding Programs in Kenya Yields Five to Ten-Fold Social Returns on Investment (SROI),” S. Kumar, S. Olsen, A. Mallett, and S. Prelis, USAID (2023).
• “Kenya Social Return on Investment Study: Social Value Analysis of Young Women Leaders Mediation Project,” S. Kumar, S. Olsen, A. Mallett, and S. Prelis, USAID (2023).
• “Kenya Social Return on Investment Study: SROI Evaluation of Project Inuka,” S. Kumar, S. Olsen, A. Mallett, and S. Prelis, USAID (2023).
• “Decision-Making Autonomy and Sexual and Reproductive Health Behaviors and Experiences,” L. Ferguson, Y. Lin, and E. Smith-Greenaway, Program on Global Health and Human Rights, Institute on Inequalities in Global Health, University of Southern California (2023).
• “Call for Inputs: Human Rights Council Resolution 51/12 on Local Government and Human Rights,” G. Morales, S. Gruskin, and A. Tirado Chase, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (2023).
• “Kenya Social Return on Investment Study: SROI Evaluation of the Program ‘Contributing Towards Sustainable Peace in the Coast Region of Kenya: Mombasa, Lamu, Kilifi and Tana River Counties’,” S. Kumar, S. Olsen, A. Mallett, and S. Prelis, USAID (2023).
• “Kenya Social Return on Investment Study: SROI Evaluation of Conflict Prevention, Peace, and Economic Opportunities for the Youth,” S. Kumar, S. Olsen, A. Mallett, and S. Prelis, USAID (2023).
• “Deaths in Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) Detention Custody: Fiscal Year 2021 + 2022 Updates,” (abstract) S. Ahmed, C. Buchanan, E. Burner, P. Parmar, S. Terp, and T. Urich, Society of Academic Emergency Medicine Conference (2023).
• “Learning by Doing: Educational Effects of Engaging Health Students as Interviewers in a Health and Human Rights Oral History Project,” (abstract) M. Anderson, M. Basturk, L. Guo, A. Tabassum, L. Ferguson, and J. Cohen, Oral History Association Conference (2023).
• “Storing the Stories: The Health and Human Rights Oral History Project,” (abstract) M. Basturk, J. Cohen, L. Ferguson, L. Guo, and A. Tabassum, Los Angeles Global Health Conference (2023).
• “Emergency Medical Responses at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Centers, 2018 to 2021,” (abstract) A. Dekker, J. Farah, P. Parmar, and D. Schriger, Society of Academic Emergency Medicine Conference (2023).
• “Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Bodily Autonomy in a Digital World,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, P. Allotey, R. Khosla, C. Stegling, I. Horn, and J. Onabanjo, World Health Summit 2023 (2023).
• “Abortion Services and Access in a Post-Roe World: Local and Global Responses to Complex Legal Environments,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, R. Brown, L. Ferguson, R. Khosla, and A. Maleche, Global Health at a Crossroads: Equity, Climate Change and Microbial Threats, Consortium of Universities for Global Health 2023 (2023).
• “Analysis of 911 Emergency Medical Calls at a Large Immigration Detention Center in the Southeastern United States,” (abstract) E. Hwang, A. Dekker, T. Moran, P. Parmar, T. Patel, J. Walsh O’Sullivan, and A. Zeidan, American Public Health Association 2023 Annual Meeting (2023).
• “On the Social Benefits of Family Planning: An Analysis of Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa,” (abstract) Y. Lin, L. Ferguson, and E. Smith-Greenaway, Population Association of America Annual Meeting (2023).
• “Analysis of 911 Emergency Medical Calls at a Large Immigration Detention Center in the Southeastern United States,” (abstract) T. Patel, A. Dekker, E. Hwang, T. Moran, P. Parmar, J. Walsh O’Sullivan, and A. Zeidan, Physicians for Human Rights National Student Conference (2023).
• “Analysis of 911 Emergency Medical Calls at a Large Immigration Detention Center,” (abstract) T. Patel, J. W. O’Sullivan, T. Moran, A. Dekker, P. Parmar, E. Hwang, and A. Zeidan, Society of Academic Emergency Medicine Conference (2023).
• “Protests Continue About the Tens of Thousands Incarcerated for ICE,” (media) P. Parmar, National Public Radio (2023).
• “ICE Releases Investigation into Immigrant’s Death After Months of ‘Inexcusable’ Delay,” (media) P. Parmar, National Public Radio (2023).

2022

• “Frameworks and Measures for HIV-Related Internalized Stigma, Stigma and Discrimination in Healthcare and in Laws and Policies: A Systematic Review,” L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, M. Bolshakova, S. Yagyu, N. Fu, N. Cabrera, M. Rozelle, K. Kasoka, T. Oraro-Lawrence, L. Stackpool-Moore, A. Motala, and S. Hempel, Journal of the International AIDS Society, vol. 25 (2022).
• “Self-Administration of Gender-Affirming Hormones: A Systematic Review of Effectiveness, Cost, and Values and Preferences of End-Users and Health Workers,” C. E. Kennedy, P. T. Yeh, J. Byrne, L. L. A. van der Merwe, L. Ferguson, T. Poteat, and M. Narasimhan, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 29, issue 3 (2022).
• “Uptake of Self-Care Interventions for Sexual and Reproductive Health: Findings from a Global Values and Preferences Survey,” C. Logie, I. Berry, L. Ferguson, K. Malama, H. Donkers, and M. Narasimhan, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 29, issue 3 (2022).
• “Global Assessment of Existing HIV and Key Population Stigma Indicators: A Data Mapping Exercise to Inform Country Level Stigma Measurement,” C. Lyons, V. Bendaud, T. Erkkola, C. Bourey, I. Ravichandran, O. Syarif, A. Stangl, J. Chang, L. Ferguson, L. Nyblade, J. Amon, A. Iovita, S. Baral, and S. Murray, PLOS Medicine (2022).
• “Facility- and Community-Based Results-Based Financing to Improve Maternal and Child Nutrition and Health in The Gambia,” L. Ferguson, C. Boudreaux, K. Safreed-Harmon, M. Jallow, Y. Barjo, M. Bittaye, A. A. Ceesay, M. L. Darboe, M. N. Fofana, C. K. Gibba, B. Jallow, M. M. Loum, L. Njie, M. Njie, M. C. Phall, A. Sankareh, G. Fink, and R. Hasan, Health Systems and Reform, vol. 8, issue 1 (2022).
• “Mind the Gap: Understanding Differences Between Sexual and Reproductive Health-Related Legal Frameworks on Paper and in Practice,” L. Ferguson, W. Jardell, M. Lambert-Peck, L. Guo, S. Lopez, V. Canaves, and E. Filmer-Wilson, Frontiers in Global Women’s Health (2022).
• “PrEP Distribution in Pharmacies: A Systematic Review,” C. E. Kennedy, P. T. Yeh, K. Atkins, L. Ferguson, R. Baggaley, and M. Narasimhan, BMJ Open (2022).
• “Human Rights Approach to Public Health Policy,” D. Tarantola and S. Gruskin, Fifth Edition, Oxford University Press (2022).
• “Addressing Stigma and Discrimination at Scale: The Need to Build on Complexity and Unite for a Shared Action Agenda,” L. Stackpool-Moore, S. Nkosi, P. K. Zulu, J. Presley, and L. Ferguson, Journal of the International AIDS Society (2022).
• “Removing the Social and Legal Impediments to the HIV Response: An Evidence-Based Framework for 2025 and Beyond,” A. L. Stangl, T. Pliakas, J. A. Izazola-Licea, G. Ayala, T. S. Beattie, L. Ferguson, L. Orza, S. Mathur, J. Pulerwitz, A. Iovita, and V. Bendaud, PLOS One (2022).
• “End Compulsory Drug Treatment in the Asia-Pacific Region,” C. Stoicescu, Q. Lataire, K. Peters, J. J. Amon, A. Kamarulzaman, R. Ali, A. Aramrattana, I. C. Escartin, M. I. Feria, S. Kaur, R. Sarasvita, S. Nugraha, S. Gruskin, and the members of the International AIDS Society–Lancet Commission on Health and Human Rights, The Lancet (2022).
• “The US Abortion Decision Is Already Having Global Impacts,” T. S. Ravindran, P. Allotey, and S. Gruskin, Knowable Magazine (2022).
• “Conceptualisations of Masculinity and Sexual Development Among Boys and Young Men in Korogocho Slum in Kenya,” B. W. Maina, Y. Sikweyiya, L. Ferguson, and C. W. Kabiru, Culture, Health, & Sexuality (2022).
• “Reimagining Human Rights in Global Health: What Will It Take?,” R. Khosla, P. Allotey, and S. Gruskin, BMJ Global Health (2022).
• “Centring Rights-Based Access to Self-Care Interventions,” L. Ferguson and M. Narasimhan, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (2022).
• “I Can’t Take This Shitty Quarantine Anymore: Sexual Behavior and PrEP Use Among Adolescent Men Who Have Sex with Men and Transgender Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic,” D. Ferraz, T. A. Rossi, E. M. Zucchi, L. F. Alves de Deus, X. Mabire, L. Ferguson, L. Magno, A. Grangeiro, M. Préau, F. Cangussu Botelho, A. Rodrigues, S. Steele, and I. Dourado, Archives of Sexual Behavior (2022).
• “Construction and Validation of a Spatial Database of Providers of Transgender Hormone Therapy in the US,” A. R. Everhart, L. Ferguson, and J. P. Wilson, Social Science and Medicine (2022).
• “Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Universality of Health and Human Rights,” C. Beyrer, P. Allotey, J. J. Amon, S. D. Baral, M. T. Bassett, H. Deacon, L. T. Dean, L. Fan, R. Giacaman, C. Gomes, S. Gruskin, S. Jabbour, M. Kazatchkine, L. Stackpool-Moore, A. Maleche, M. McKee, S. Hsu Hnin Mon, V. A. Paiva, A. Peryskina, D. Pūras, L. Rubenstein, A. Kamarulzaman, G. Smoger, and J. Cepeda, The Lancet (2022).
• “Law, Human Rights and Gender in Practice: An Analysis of Lessons From Implementation of Self-Care Interventions for Sexual and Reproductive Health,” L. Ferguson, M. Narasimhan, J. Gutierrez, W. Jardell, and S. Gruskin, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (2022).
• “Human Rights at the Intersections: Transformations Through Addressing New Challenges,” A. Tirado Chase, P. Mahdavi, and S. Gruskin, Bloomsbury Academic (2022).
• “Leaving No One Behind: Human Rights and Gender as Critical Frameworks for U=U,” L. Ferguson, W. Jardell, and S. Gruskin, Health and Human Rights Journal (2022).
• “Current Concerns Bridging Health and Human Rights,” S. Gruskin, S. Truong, and E. Jahangiri, Our Voices: Exploring Cultural Roots and Significance, vol. 6, Chapman University Fowler School of Law (2022).
• “A Framework for Understanding and Addressing HIV-Related Inequalities,” UNAIDS in partnership with the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2022).
• “Environmental Justice for Human and Planetary Health,” (abstract) M. Barry, S. Gruskin, S. Diver, K. Nadeau, S. Ying, A. Phillips, and E. Veidis, Consortium of Universities for Global Health 2022 (2022).
• “Gold Standard and Stigma-Free Clinical Practice – Workshop to Enhance the Planning, Implementation and Evaluation of Addressing Stigma Within Pre- and In- Service Medical Education” (abstract) L. Stackpool-Moore, L. Ferguson, B. Allan, and L. Yike, 24th International AIDS Conference (2022).
• “Frameworks and Measures for HIV-Related Internalized Stigma, Stigma and Discrimination in Healthcare and in Laws and Policies: A Systematic Review,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, M. Bolshakova, S. Yagyu, N. Fu, N. Cabrera, M. Rozelle, K. Kasoka, T. Oraro-Lawrence, L. Stackpool-Moore, A. Motala, and S. Hempel, 24th International AIDS Conference (2022).
• “The Importance of Regional Spaces for Local HIV Outcomes: Enacting Lessons from the Global Commission on HIV and the Law,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, K. Esom, L. Bok, M. Dhaliwal, and S. Gruskin, 24th International AIDS Conference (2022).
• “Interventions to Address HIV-Related Internalized Stigma, Stigma and Discrimination in Healthcare and in Laws and Policies: A Systematic Review,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, M. Bolshakova, S. Yagyu, N. Fu, N. Cabrera, M. Rozelle, K. Kasoka, T. Oraro-Lawrence, L. Stackpool-Moore, A. Motala, and S. Hempel, 24th International AIDS Conference (2022).
• “(Un)Just Recovery: Using Global Norms to Enhance Local Efforts to Address COVID-Related Health Inequalities,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, P. Parmar, T. Schneberk, W. Jardell, and E. Bromaghim, Consortium of Universities for Global Health (2022).
• “Knowledge Syntheses of Stigma: A Needed Umbrella Review,” (abstract) S. Hempel, L. Ferguson, N. Fu, N. Christie, S. Yagyu, M. Bolshakova, A. Motala, and S. Gruskin, 24th International AIDS Conference (2022).
  
  

2021

• “Human Papilloma Virus Self-Sampling Performance in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,” A. K. Mulki and M. Withers, BMC Women’s Health (2021).
• “Getting Real on U=U: Human Rights and Gender as Critical Frameworks for Action,” L. Ferguson, W. Jardell, and S. Gruskin, Remaking HIV Prevention in the 21st Century, Social Aspects of HIV, vol. 5. Springer (2021).
• “A Global Health Response to Gender Justice Requires Continued Engagement,” P. Allotey, E. A. Sy, Z. A. Bhutta, P. Friberg, S. Gruskin, G. R. Gupta, and S. Hawkes, BMJ (2021).
• “This Human Rights Day, the Need to Affirm the Indivisibility of Rights Has Never Been Greater,” J. Cohen and S. Gruskin, Open Global Rights (2021).
• “What If We Treated Climate Change Like a Disease?,” A. Durbach and S. Gruskin, International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy (2021).
• “Pathway for Creating a Human Rights-Based Legal and Policy Environment Relating to Drugs,” L. Ferguson, M. Lambert-Peck, and D. Barrett, International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy (2021).
• “Using Videos in Exam Rooms of Safety-Net Clinics to Encourage Patient Self-Disclosure of Intimate Partner Violence and to Increase Provider Screening,” P. Tavrow, B. Bloom, and M. Withers, Violence Against Women, vol. 27, issue 15–16 (2021).
• “Kenya Country Case Study: Equity in COVID-19 Mitigation and Policy Responses,” Amref Health Africa, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health for INCLUDE (2021).
• “State of World Population 2021: My Body Is My Own: Claiming the Right to Autonomy and Self-Determination,” UNFPA (2021).
• “Community Health Volunteers and Self-Care Interventions for Health in Kenya,” (issue brief) Amref Health Africa, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “Frameworks, Measures and Interventions for HIV-Related Internalised Stigma and Stigma in Healthcare and Laws and Policies: Systematic Review Protocol,” S. Hempel, L. Ferguson, M. Bolshakova, S. Yagyu, N. Fu, A. Motala, and S. Gruskin, BMJ Open (2021).
• “Global Research Priorities on COVID-19 for Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health,” L. Ferguson and the COVID-19 Research Prioritization Group on MNCAH, Journal of Global Health (2021).
• “I’m Not Going to be a Guinea Pig: Mistrust of Novel Male Contraception Among Black Americans,” B. T. Nguyen, A. L. Brown, F. Jones, L. Jones, M. Withers, K. M. Ciesielski, J. M. Franks, and C. Wang, Contraception Journal (2021).
• “Effects of the COVID-19 Outbreak on the Sexual and Mental Health of Adolescent and Adult Men Who Have Sex with Men and Transgender Women Participating in Two PrEP Cohorts in Brazil – COBra Study Protocol,” D. Ferraz, I. Dourado, E. M. Zucchi, L. Magno, A. D. Grangeiro, M. T. Couto, L. Ferguson, M. Westin, L. Alves dos Santos, and M. Préau, BMJ Open (2021).
• “Human Rights and Fair Access to COVID-19 Vaccines: the International AIDS Society-Lancet Commission on Health and Human Rights,” S. Gruskin, as a commissioner and collaborator with the International AIDS Society–Lancet Commission on Health and Human Rights, The Lancet (2021).
• “The Right to a Healthy Environment: Making it Matter,” K. Buse and S. Gruskin, BMJ (2021).
• “Classroom Walls and City Hall: Mobilizing Local Partnerships to Advance the Sustainable Development Agenda,” G. Morales, E. Bromaghim, A. Kim, C. Diamond, A. Maggini, A. Everhart, S. Gruskin, and A. Tirado Chase, IDEAS (2021).
• “Getting to the Heart of Stigma: Systematic Review Protocol,” S. Hempel, L. Ferguson, M. Bolshakova, S. Yagyu, A. Motala, and S. Gruskin, National Institute for Health and Care Research (2021).
• “Equity Without Human Rights: A False COVID Narrative?,” R. Khosla and S. Gruskin, BMJ Global Health (2021).
• “Teaching in Virtual Environments: Global Educational Development to Respond to Challenges and Opportunities of the COVID-19 Pandemic,” M. Withers, M. Monfared, F. Fung, V. Lee, C. Ramírez, M. Mendoza, C. Zhou, and E. Vandegrift, Transformative Dialogues: Teaching and Learning Journal (2021).
• “Reducing Stigma Associated with Mental Health Problems Among University Students in the Asia Pacific: A Video Content Analysis of Student-driven Intervention Proposals,” M. Withers, T. Jahangir, K. Kubasova, and M. S. Ran, International Journal of Social Psychiatry (2021).
• “How Well Does Societal Mobility Help Control the COVID-19 Pandemic? Evidence From Real-life Evaluation,” J. Oh, H. Lee, K. Long, J. Markuns, C. Bullen, O. E. Artaza Barrios, S. Hwang, Y. S. Suh, J. McCool, S. P. Kachur, C. Chan, S. Kwon, N. Kondo, H. V. Minh, J. R. Moon, M. Rostila, O. F. Norheim, M. You, M. Withers, L. Mu, E. Lee, C. Benski, S. K. Park, E. Nam, K. Gottschalk, M. M. Kavanagh, T. T. G. Huong, J. K. Lee, S. V. Subramanian, L. O. Gostin, and M. McKee, Scientific Reports (2021).
• “Needs, Gaps and Opportunities for Standard and E-mental Health Care Among At-risk Populations in the Asia Pacific in the Context of COVID-19: A Rapid Scoping Review,” J. K. Murphy, A. Khan, Q. Sun, H. Minas, S. Hatcher, C. H. Ng, M. Withers, A. Greenshaw, E. E. Michalak, P. A. Chakraborty, K. S. Sandanasamy, N. Ibrahim, A. Ravindran, J. Chen, V. C. Nguyen, and R. W. Lam, International Journal for Equity in Health (2021).
• “Measuring Men’s Gender Norm Beliefs Related to Contraception: Development of the Masculine Norms and Family Planning Acceptance Scale,” S. J. Newmann, J. M. Zakaras, S. L. Dworkin, M. Withers, L. Ndunyu, S. Gitome, P. Gorrindo, E. A. Bukusi, and C. H. Rocca, Archives of Sexual Behavior (2021).
• “This Human Rights Day, the Need to Affirm the Indivisibility of Rights Has Never Been Greater,” J. Cohen and S. Gruskin, Open Global Rights (2021).
• “My Backpack is So Heavy: Experiences of Latino Caregivers of Family With Early-onset Alzheimer’s,” M. Withers, K. Cortez-Sanchez, J. Herrera, J. M. Ringman, and F. Segal-Gidan, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2021).
• “Predictors of Healthcare Access and Utilization By Syrian Americans in the United States,” J. S. Samaan, I. Nakoud, R. Barakat, A. Awil, S. Wahbi, Z. Habhab, J. F. Mahho, K. Ashouri, D. Eskandar, M. Zeidan, and M. Withers, Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2021).
• “Integrating Human Rights Into Sexual and Reproductive Health Research: Moving Beyond the Rhetoric, What Will It Take to Get Us There?,” S. Gruskin, W. Jardell, L. Ferguson, K. Zacharias, and R. Khosla, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (2021).
• “The Road Ahead,” A. Durbach, J. Nolan, S. Gruskin, and J. Shanthosh, Human Rights Defender, vol. 30, issue 2 (2021).
• “Evaluation Report: Global Project for the Evaluation of the Global Commission on HIV and the Law: Executive Summary,” (report) L. Ferguson, M. Lambert-Peck, K. Zacharias, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “Creating Supportive Environments: Enacting Lessons from the Global Commission on HIV and the Law,” (issue brief) L. Ferguson, J. McGowan, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “Ensuring Civil Society Space in the HIV Response: Enacting Lessons from the Global Commission on HIV and the Law,” (issue brief) L. Ferguson, J. McGowan, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “The Importance of Regional Spaces for Local HIV Outcomes: Enacting Lessons from the Global Commission on HIV and the Law,” (issue brief) L. Ferguson, J. McGowan, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “The Importance of the Judiciary to Ensure Effective HIV Responses: Enacting Lessons from the Global Commission on HIV and the Law,” (issue brief) L. Ferguson, J. McGowan, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme, in partnership with USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health (2021).
• “Rights-based Research and Knowledge Creation for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights,” (podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), SRHM Podcast: Rights-based Research & Knowledge Creation Series (2021).
• “Dismantling Hierarchies of Power & Knowledge,” (podcast) L. Ferguson (Host), Everybody Hates Me: Let’s Talk About Stigma! (2021).
  

2020

• “Results-Based Financing to Increase Uptake of Skilled Delivery Services in The Gambia: Using the ‘Three Delays’ Model to Interpret Midline Evaluation Findings,” L. Ferguson, R. Hasan, C. Boudreaux, H. Thomas, M. Jallow, G. Fink, and the Project Implementation Committee, BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2020).
• “HIV Recency Testing: Should Results be Disclosed to Individuals Tested?,” Q. Karim, R. Macklin, S. Gruskin, S. Klucking, L. Lockett, C. J. Maxwell, K. H. Mayer, E. Sanders, and F. Sawe, Journal of the International AIDS Society (2020).
• “Individual Assent Should Be Sufficient for Participation in PrEP Research by 15 to 17 year-old Men Who Have Sex With Men and Transgender Women – A Brazilian Experience,” (abstract) E. M. Zucchi, L. Magno, D. Greco, L. Ferguson, M. I. da Costa Dourado, A. Grangeiro, U. Tupinambas, P. Massa, M. Greco, W. Ude, and the PrEP1519 Brazil Study Group, 23rd International AIDS Conference (2020).
• “Removing Legal Barriers to Accessing HIV Services in Malawi: Impact of Regional- and National-Level Interventions,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, K. Juma, D. Patel, D. Owolabi, A. Saha, K. Zacharias, A. Chimbiri, and S. Gruskin, 23rd International AIDS Conference (2020).
• “The Waxing and Waning of Civil Society Space in the HIV Response,” (abstract) L. Ferguson and S. Gruskin, 23rd International AIDS Conference (2020).
• “Supporting the Judicial Response to HIV and TB in Africa: The Africa Regional Judges’ Forum,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, M. Lambert-Peck, K. Zacharias, D. Owolabi, D. Patel, A. Saha, and S. Gruskin, 23rd International AIDS Conference (2020).
• “Leveraging Regional Spaces to Also Effect Positive Change at the National Kevel,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, W. Jardell, K. Zacharias, D. Owolabi, D. Patel, A. Saha, and S. Gruskin, 23rd International AIDS Conference (2020).
• “Prioritising Gender, Equity, and Human Rights in a GRADE-Based Framework to Inform Future Research for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights,” N. Siegfried, M. Narasimhan, C. Logie, R. T. Bosco, L. Ferguson, K. Moody, and M. Remme, BMJ Global Health (2020).
• “Global Health and Human Rights for a Postpandemic World,” A. Wirya, A. Larasati, S. Gruskin, and L. Ferguson, BMJ Global Health (2020).
• “Between Progress and Backlash: Protecting Sexual Rights and Reproductive Rights,” S. Gruskin, Open Global Rights (2020).
• “Expanding the Role of Paralegals: Supporting Realization of the Right to Health for Vulnerable Communities,” A. Wirya, A. Larasati, S. Gruskin, and L. Ferguson, BMC International Health and Human Rights (2020).
• “Twenty Five Years After the Beijing Declaration We Need to Reaffirm That Women’s Rights Are Human Rights,” R. Khosla, S. Fisseha, S. P. Malla, and S. Gruskin, BMJ Opinion (2020).
• “Social, Economic, and Political Events Affect Gender Equity in China, Nepal, and Nicaragua: A Matched, Interrupted Time-Series Study,” T. T. Nguyen, A. Darnell, A. Weissman, E. A. Frongillo, R. Mathisen, K. Lapping, T. D. Mastro, and M. Withers, Global Health Action (2020).
• “A Call for (Renewed) Commitment to Sexual Health, Sexual Rights, and Sexual Pleasure: A Matter of Health and Well-being,” S. Gruskin and E. Kismödi, American Journal of Public Health (2020).
• “The Manila Declaration on Migration and Health: Commentary of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities Global Health Program,” M. Withers, H. Wipfli, M. Schenker, T. Jahangir, T. Herbosa, and J. Tigno, Global Health (2020).
• “Cross-Cutting Approaches to Human Rights: Sexuality, Sexual Rights and Reproductive Rights,” S. Gruskin, Open Global Rights (2020).
• “Inclusion of Human Rights in Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming: Facilitators and Barriers to Implementation,” S. Gruskin, K. Zacharias, W. Jardell, L. Ferguson, and R. Khosla, Global Public Health (2020).
• “Validation of the Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Policy Survey using Legal Source Documents,” L. Ferguson, J. McGowan, S. Gruskin, World Health Organization, Geneva (2020).

2019

• “Urgent Call for Human Rights Guidance on Diets and Food Systems,” K. Buse, D. Patterson, R. Magnusson, B. Toebes, and S. Gruskin, BMJ Opinion (2019).
• “Reflections on 25 Years of Health and Human Rights: History, Context, and the Need for Strategic Action,” S. Gruskin, Health and Human Rights Journal (2019).
• “A Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Journey: From Cairo to the Present,” R. Brown, E. Kismödi, R. Khosla, S. Malla, L. Asuagbor, X. Andión-Ibanez, and S. Gruskin, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (2019).
• “The Manila Declaration on the Drug Problem in the Philippines,” N. Simbulan, L. Estacio, C. Dioquino-Maligaso, T. Herbosa, and M. Withers, Annals of Global Health (2019).
• “Teledermatology: Meeting the Need for Specialized Care in Rural Haiti,” L. Cutler, K. Ross, M. Withers, M. Chiu, and D. Cutler, Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2019).
• “A Mixed-Methods Study of Cultural Beliefs About Dementia and Genetic Testing Among Mexicans and Mexican-Americans At-Risk for Autosomal Dominant Alzheimer’s Disease,” M. Withers, P. Sayegh, Y. Rodriguez-Agudelo, K. Ernstrom, R. Raman, L. Montoya, A. Zuno-Reyes, C. Mosieri, E. Matute, and J. M. Ringman, Journal of Genetic Counseling (2019).
• “Nutrition and Health Improvements After Participation in an Urban Home Garden Program,” K. Palar, E. L. Hufstedler, K. Hernandez, A. Chang, L. Ferguson, R. Lozano, and S. D. Weiser, Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior (2019).
• “Eliminating Stigma and Discrimination in Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Public Health Imperative,” J. Hussein and L. Ferguson, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters (2019).
• “Human Rights and Legal Dimensions of Self Care Interventions for Sexual and Reproductive Health,” L. Ferguson, S. Fried, T. Matsaseng, S. Ravindran, and S. Gruskin, BMJ (2019).
• “Sex Work-related Stigma: Experiential, Symbolic and Structural Forms in the Health Systems of Delhi, India,” M. S. Ryan, D. Nambiar, and L. Ferguson, Social Science and Medicine (2019).
• “Engaging Global Institutions to Achieve Practical Justice: The Case of Sexual Rights,” S. Gruskin and A. Nicholson, Practical Justice: Principles, Practice and Social Change (2019).
• “Nutrition and Health Improvements After Participation in an Urban Home Garden Program,” K. Palar, E. L. Hufstedler, K. Hernandez, A. Chang, L. Ferguson, R. Lozano, and S. D. Weiser, Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior (2019).
• “Establishing Competencies for a Global Health Workforce: Recommendations from the Association of Pacific Rim Universities,” M. Withers, H. H. Lin, T. Schmidt, J. P. C. Robles delos Trinos, and S. Kumar, Annals of Global Health (2019).
• “Investigating the Potential of a Paralegal Program to Realize Improved Access to Drugs and the Right to Health For Key Populations in Jakarta, Indonesia,” (abstract) A. Wirya, S. Gruskin, A. Larasati, R. Gunawan, and L. Ferguson, Harm Reduction International Conference (2019).
• “Police-Related Deaths and Neighborhood Economic and Racial/Ethnic Polarization, United States, 2015–2016,” J. M. Feldman, S. Gruskin, B. A. Coull, and N. Krieger, American Journal of Public Health (2019).
• “We Are Not Infertile: Challenges and Limitations Faced by Women in Same-Sex Relationships When Seeking Conception Services in São Paulo, Brazil,” P. G. C. Carvalho, C. S. Cabral, L. Ferguson, S. Gruskin, and C. S. G. Diniz, Culture, Health & Sexuality, vol. 21, issue 11 (2019).
• “Sexual Rights, Sexual Health and Sexual Pleasure: Meaningfully Engaging the Perfect Triangle,” S. Gruskin, V. Yadav, A. Castellanos-Usigli, G. Khizanishvili, and E. Kismödi, Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 27, issue 1 (2019).

2018

• “Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the UDHR, Celebrating Sexual and Reproductive Rights,” E. Kismödi and L. Ferguson, Reproductive Health Matters (2018).
• “A Meta-Narrative Literature Synthesis and Framework to Guide Future Evaluation of Legal Empowerment Interventions,” K. Footer, M. Windle, L. Ferguson, J. Hatcher, C. Lyons, E. Gorin, A. L. Stangl, S. Golub, S. Gruskin, and S. Baral, Health and Human Rights Journal (2018).
• “The Recognition and Evolution of the HIV and Human Rights Interface: 1981–2017,” D. Tarantola and S. Gruskin, Research Handbook on Global Health Law, Edward Elgar Publishing (2018).
• “Sustainable Solutions to Los Angeles Wicked Problems: Using Human Rights to Implement the SDGs in LA,” S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, D. Ruddell, and D. Mayer, United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network Blog (2018).
• “Interpersonal Violence in Afghanistan—Beyond a Strictly Public Health Approach,” L. Ferguson, American Journal of Public Health (2018).
• “Engaging Human Rights for Global Health: The Importance of Definitions and Data to Drive Global Engagement,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, American Association of Public Health Annual Meeting & Expo (2018).
• “Characteristics of Adolescents Living with HIV Receiving Care and Treatment Services in Antiretroviral Therapy Clinics in Cambodia: Descriptive Findings from a Cross-Sectional Study,” S. Yi, S. Tuot, K. Pal, V. Khol, S. Sok, P. Chhoun, L. Ferguson, and G. Mburu, BMC Health Services Research (2018).
• “Global Health Leadership: Case Studies From the Asia-Pacific,” M. Withers and J. McCool, Springer (2018).
• “Media Rightly Flags Shocking U.S. Move to Undermine Breastfeeding Resolution,” L. Ferguson, Center for Health Journalism (2018).
• “Competency-Based Education in Low Resource Settings: Development of a Novel Surgical Training Program,” M. McCullough, A. Campbell, A. Siu, L. Durnwald, S. Kumar, W. P. Magee III, and J. Swanson, World Journal of Surgery (2018).
• “Desert, Rainforest or Jungle: Navigating the Global Sexual Rights Landscape,” S. Gruskin, A. Miller, J. Cottingham, and E. Kismödi, Sexuality Policy Watch (2018).
• “The AIDS Conference 2018: A Critical Moment,” S. Gruskin and J. Hussein, Reproductive Health Matters, vol. 26, issue 52 (2018).
• “In Transition: Ensuring the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Transgender Populations – A Roundtable Discussion,” S. Gruskin, A. Everhart, D. F. Olivia, S. Baral, S. L. Reisner, E. Kismödi, D. Cruz, C. Klemmer, M. R. Reich, and L. Ferguson, Reproductive Health Matters (2018).
• “Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All: Translating the Guttmacher-Lancet Commission’s Global Report to Local Action,” L. Ferguson and S. Desai, Reproductive Health Matters (2018).
• “The How: A Message for the UN High-level Meeting on NCDs,” S. Gruskin, as part of Friends of the UN HLM on NCDs, The Lancet (2018).
• “Postpartum Depression in Mongolia: A Qualitative Exploration of Health Care Providers’ Perspectives,” J. Trop, B. Gendenjamts, U. Bat-Erdene, D. Doripurev, S. Ganbold, M. Bayalag, and M. Withers, Midwifery (2018).
• “A Vicious Cycle: Domestic Abuse, Homelessness, Trafficking,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2018).
• “Workplace Wellness Programming in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Qualitative Study of Corporate Key Informants in Mexico and India,” H. Wipfli, K. D. Zacharias, N. Hundal, L. M. Reynales Shigematsu, D. Bahl, M. Arora, S. Bassi, and S. Kumar, Globalization and Health (2018).
• “Improving Access to Health Systems for Vulnerable Populations Across Ten African Countries: Removing Legal and Policy Barriers Related to HIV and TB,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, A. Nicholson, D. Patel, D. Owolabi, A. Saha, T. Sellers, and S. Gruskin, Fifth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (2018).
• “Costing Comprehensive Approaches to Address Human Rights-related Barriers to HIV Services,” (abstract) D. Burrows, C. Schutte, A. Iovita, G. Arustamyan, R. Armstrong, L. Ferguson, A. Stangl, and R. Jürgens, 22nd International AIDS Conference (2018).
• “Stigma and Discrimination in Healthcare Settings: New Findings and a Proposed Way Forward in 20 Countries,” (abstract) A. Iovita, A. Stangl, R. Jurgens, R. Armstrong, S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, C. Lyons, D. Burrows, S. Baral, and H. Lim, 22nd International AIDS Conference (2018).
• “Assessing and Overcoming Human Rights-related Barriers to HIV in 20 Countries,” (abstract) R. Jürgens, H. Lim, A. Iovita, D. Burrows, R. Armstrong, A. Stangl, S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, S. Baral, C. Lyons, N Poku, and C. Schutte, 22nd International AIDS Conference (2018).
• “Lessons Learnt From Delivering Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to Vulnerable Populations at High Risk of HIV Infection in the Public Health Sector in Brazil,” (abstract) E. M. Zucchi, L. Ferguson, D. Ferraz, T. Alencar, T. Pinheiro, D. Estevam, R. Munhoz, A. Grangeiro, and ‘Combine’ Study Team, 22nd International Aids Conference (2018).
• “Removing Legal Barriers to Reduce HIV-related Impacts on Key Populations in Ten African Countries,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, A. Nicholson, D. Patel, D. Owolabi, A. Saha, T. Sellers, and S. Gruskin, 22nd International AIDS Conference (2018).
• “From Evidence to Action: Challenges for the Brazilian Unified National Health System in Offering Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV to Persons with the Greatest Vulnerability,” E. M. Zucchi, A. Grangeiro, D. Ferraz, T. F. Pinheiro, T. Alencar, L. Ferguson, D. L. Estevam, R. Munhoz, and Equipe do Estudo Combina, Cadernos de Saúde Pública (2018).
• “Assessing Changes in HIV-related Legal and Policy Environments: Lessons Learned from a Multi-country Evaluation,” L. Ferguson, A. Nicholson, I. Henry, A. Saha, T. Sellers, and S. Gruskin, PLOS One (2018).
• “When Perpetrators Are Also Victims,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2018).
• “Global Perspectives on Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Across the Lifecourse,” S. Choudhury, J. T. Erausquin, and M. Withers, Springer International Publishing (2018).

2017

• “Sofia Gruskin: We Must Follow California’s Example and Repeal Archaic HIV Laws,” S. Gruskin, BMJ Opinion (2017).
• “Traditional Beliefs and Practices in Pregnancy, Childbirth and Postpartum: A Review of the Evidence from Asian Countries,” M. Withers, N. Kharazmi, and E. Lim, Midwifery (2017).
• “Best Practices in Global Health Practicums: Recommendations from the Association of Pacific Rim Universities,” M. Withers, M. Li, G. Manalo, S. So, H. Wipfli, H. E. Khoo, J. T.-S. Wu, and H.-H. Lin, Journal of Community Health (2017).
• “Domestic Violence Victims Kept Silent by Trump’s Policies,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Gender Dynamics and Condom Use Within Women’s Intimate Relationships in São Paulo, Brazil,” (abstract) A. Rock, M. Veras, and S. Gruskin, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Expo (2017).
• “Quantifying Underreporting of Law-Enforcement-Related Deaths in United States Vital Statistics and News-Media-Based Data Sources: A Capture–Recapture Analysis,” J. M. Feldman, S. Gruskin, B. A. Coull, and N. Krieger, PLOS Medicine (2017).
• “Killed by Police: Validity of Media-Based Data and Misclassification of Death Certificates in Massachusetts, 2004–2016,” J. M. Feldman, S. Gruskin, B. A. Coull, and N. Krieger, American Journal of Public Health (2017).
• “The Underrecognized Victims of Trafficking: Deaf Women,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “How the New Anti-Trafficking Bill Will Help to Curb the Human Trafficking Epidemic,” M. Withers, Thomson Reuters Foundation News (2017).
• “A Novel Methodology for Strengthening Human Rights-Based Monitoring in Public Health: Family Planning Indicators as an Illustrative Example,” S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, S. Kumar, A. Nicholson, M. Ali, and R. Khosla, PLOS One (2017).
• “Regulation of Fine Particulate Matter in the Pacific Rim: Perspectives from the APRU Global Health Program,” C.-F. Wu, A. Woodward, Y.-R. Li, H. Kan, R. Balasubramanian, M. T. Latif, M. Sahani, T.-J. Cheng, C.-P. Chio, N. Taneepanichskul, H. Kim, C.-C. Chan, S.-M. Yi, M. Withers, and J. Samet, Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health (2017).
• “Assessing Value-for-Money in Maternal and Newborn Health,” A. Banke-Thomas, B. Madaj, S. Kumar, C. Ameh, and N. van den Broek, BMJ Global Health (2017).
• “Monitoring Human Rights in Contraceptive Services and Programmes,” S. Gruskin, S. Kumar, and A. Nicholson, World Health Organization (2017).
• “Untangling Myths About Human Trafficking,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Trauma-Informed Care and Why It Matters,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Pimp Culture Glorification and Sex Trafficking,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Defunding Planned Parenthood is a Violation of Women’s Reproductive Rights,” M. Withers, The Hill (2017).
• “Not Without a Fight: Standing Up Against the Global Gag Rule,” S. Pugh, S. Desai, L. Ferguson, H. Stöckl, and S. Heidari, Reproductive Health Matters (2017).
• “Engaging Human Rights in the Evolving Zika Virus Epidemic,” J. J. K. Rasanathan, S. MacCarthy, D. Diniz, E. Torreele, and S. Gruskin, American Journal of Public Health (2017).
• “The Super Bowl and Sex Trafficking,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Efforts to Reach Human Trafficking Victims Are Falling Short,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2017).
• “Baseline Evaluation Report – The Global Fund Africa Regional HIV Grant: Removing Legal Barriers to Accessing HIV, TB and Malaria Services,” L. Ferguson, I. Henry, A. Nicholson, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme (2017).
• “Monitoring HIV-Related Laws and Policies: Lessons for AIDS and Global Health in Agenda 2030,” M. A. Torres, S. Gruskin, K. Buse, T. Erkkola, V. Bendaud, and T. Alfvén, AIDS and Behavior (2017).
• “Leading the Realization of Human Rights to Health and Through Health: Report of the High-Level Working Group on the Health and Human Rights of Women, Children and Adolescents,” World Health Organization (2017).

2016

• “Using International Human Rights, Norms and Standards to Strengthen Vietnam’s Legal Framework on Population,” S. Gruskin and I. Henry, UNFPA Vietnam (2016).
• “How Are Gender Equality and Human Rights Interventions Included in Sexual and Reproductive Health Programmes and Policies: A Review of Existing Research Foci and Gaps,” M. Hartmann, R. Khosla, S. Krishnan, A. George, S. Gruskin, and A. Amin, PLOS One (2016).
• “Gender and Rights-Oriented Health Systems Research: How to Think About It, How to Do It, and How to Get Results,” (abstract) S. Ravindran, S. Gruskin, P. Allotey, S. Diniz, L. Ferguson, and R. Khosla, Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (2016).
• “Advancing the Global Family Planning Research Agenda: Strengthening Health Systems Using Human Rights Norms and Standards,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, S. Kumar, A. Nicholson, and R. Khosla, Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (2016).
• “Social Return on Investment (SROI): An Innovative Approach to Sustainable Development Goals for Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming in sub-Saharan Africa,” S. Kumar and A. Banke-Thomas, African Journal of Reproductive Health (2016).
• “How U.S. Citizens Become Human Trafficking Victims,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2016).
• “Human Rights, Gender, and Infectious Disease: From HIV/AIDS to Ebola,” L. Stemple, P. Karegeya, and S. Gruskin, Human Rights Quarterly, vol. 38, issue 4 (2016).
• “Psychological Tactics Used by Human Traffickers,” M. Withers, Psychology Today (2016).
• “No ‘Shared Governance’ Without Attention to Law, Broadly Conceived,” A. Capron and S. Gruskin, The American Journal of Bioethics (2016).
• “Strengthening National and Legislative and Political Environments to Support the Human Rights of LGBT People and Women and Girls Affected by HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa,” (abstract) S. Gruskin, L. Ferguson, I. Henry, A. Nicholson, A. Saha, and T. Sellers, 21st International AIDS Conference (2016).
• “Strengthening the HIV-related Legal and Policy Environment for Key Populations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Case Study,” (abstract) L. Ferguson, T. Sellers, A. Saha, and S. Gruskin, 21st International AIDS Conference (2016).
• “Training the Next Generation of Global Health Experts: Experiences and Recommendations From Pacific Rim Universities,” M. Withers, D. Press, H. Wipfli, J. McCool, C.-C. Chan, M. Jimba, C. Tremewan, and J. Samet, Global Health (2016).
• “Intimate Partner Violence Screening Practices in California After Passage of the Affordable Care Act,” P. Tavrow, B. Bloom, and M. Withers, Violence Against Women (2016).
• “Non-communicable Diseases and Human Rights: Global Synergies, Gaps and Opportunities,” L. Ferguson, D. Tarantola, M. Hoffmann, and S. Gruskin, Global Public Health (2016).
• “The APRU Global Health Program: Past and Future,” J. Samet and M. Withers, Journal of Epidemiology (2016).
• “Reproductive Justice & Preventable Deaths: State Funding, Family Planning, Abortion, and Infant Mortality, US 1980–2010,” N. Krieger, S. Gruskin, N. Singh, M. V. Kiang, J. T. Chen, P. D. Waterman, J. Beckfield, and B. A. Coull, SSM – Population Health (2016).
• “Estimates of the Quality of Complementary Feeding Among Vietnamese Infants Aged 6–23 Months Varied by How Commercial Baby Cereals Were Classified in 24-h Recalls,” N. T. Tuan, M. Withers, E. A. Frongillo, and N. Hajeebhoy, Maternal and Child Nutrition (2016).
• “Mid-Term Review: Access and Delivery Partnership Project,” L. Ferguson, I. Henry, and S. Gruskin, United Nations Development Programme (2016).
• “Why History Matters for Quantitative Target Setting: Long-term Trends in Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Inequities in US Infant Death Rates (1960–2010),” N. Krieger, N. Singh, J. T. Chen, J. Beckfield, M. V. Kiang, P. D. Waterman, and S. Gruskin, Journal of Public Health Policy (2016).