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Time’s Up on Child Marriages in the U.S.

Posted on March 13, 2019May 2, 2019 by uscglobalhealth
Time’s Up on Child Marriages in the U.S.

by Mellissa Withers and Alyssa Kyle in Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged child marriage, featured, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Psychology Today

A Vicious Cycle: Domestic Abuse, Homelessness, Trafficking

Posted on May 31, 2018May 2, 2019 by uscglobalhealth
A Vicious Cycle: Domestic Abuse, Homelessness, Trafficking

by Mellissa Withers, in Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2018, featured, homelessness, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

When Perpetrators Are Also Victims

Posted on February 1, 2018May 2, 2019 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, in Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2018, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

Domestic Violence Victims Kept Silent by Trump’s Policies

Posted on November 15, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

The Under-recognized Victims of Trafficking: Deaf Women

Posted on September 21, 2017March 13, 2019 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

How the new anti-trafficking bill will help to curb the human trafficking epidemic

Posted on August 4, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Thompson Reuters Foundation News.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Reuters

Untangling Myths About Human Trafficking

Posted on July 26, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

Trauma-Informed Care and Why It Matters

Posted on July 6, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

Pimp Culture Glorification and Sex Trafficking

Posted on April 28, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

The Super Bowl and Sex Trafficking

Posted on February 3, 2017August 25, 2018 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, for Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged 2017, human trafficking, Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today

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Agnes Premkumar, Breman Global Health Fellow, shares about her experience in Costa Rica on our YouTube channel. Link in bio.⁣ .⁣ #puravida #costarica #health #publichealth
Tonight Sept 17, 2019! The @USCglobalhealth Student Advisory Council is hosting a film screening and discussion at Aresty Auditorium. It is open to students, faculty and staff. Join in the conversation around the intersection of immigration and health with panelists Dr. Parveen Parmar, Heidy Pineda, Dr. Todd Schneberk and Sofia Gruskin as moderator. RSVP link in bio.⁣ .⁣ #globalhealth #usc #healthundocumented ⁣ #trojans #fighton #health
Welcome and Welcome Back! “The faculty and staff of the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health wish you every success for the coming academic year. • Each year we strive to offer students a diverse array of global health education and research opportunities to help develop both knowledge and skills. Highlights from last year include a celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights and the City of LA Mayor's Office; creation of the IIGH Student Advisory Council; and courses in Costa Rica on Planetary Health and in Geneva, Switzerland on Global Health Governance. • We are excited about the upcoming year and want to be sure you know about our events and speaker series, courses and research opportunities. We hope you will join us for the first of our events "Health Undocumented", a film screening and discussion around the intersection of immigration and health on September 17, 2019. Please check out our website, subscribe to our email listserv, email us with any questions, and follow us on social media! • We look forward to working with you, getting to know you and wish you a productive and gratifying year. All warmest wishes.” • Sofia Gruskin Director, @uscglobalhealth #globalhealth #publichealth #health #usc #trojan #school #education #welcome
Agnes Premkumar, Breman Global Health Fellowship recipient, completed her time in Costa Rica in partnership with Hands for Health. Her project entailed assessing the effectiveness of the Hands for Health reproductive health education campaign in the Brunca region of Costa Rica. To learn more about her project visit the link in our bio.⁣ #puravida #costarica #globalhealth #health #thisiscostarica #reproductivehealth @uscedu #usc #fighton #trojans
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