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Modern Day Slavery

Sexual Assault on College Campuses Is a Pervasive Problem

Posted on April 1, 2019May 6, 2019 by uscglobalhealth

by Mellissa Withers, in Psychology Today.

Posted in PublicationsTagged Mellissa Withers, Modern Day Slavery, Psychology Today, sexual assault

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

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

Efforts to Reach Human Trafficking Victims are Falling Short

Posted on January 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

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For those of you who, unlike our lucky @USCedu students, aren’t at the #WorldHealthAssembly kick-off right now, you might be wondering: Why should I care? In an ideal world, our research director Laura Ferguson wrote last year, “global health priorities would be set by technical experts based only on the best available evidence. But global health does not occur in a vacuum. The politics that play out in global health are undeniable…." The political trade-offs she describes play out at the WHA and can have enormous impact on our lives. Read her response to a #breastfeeding controversy that arose from last year’s meeting — see link in bio. #WHA72 #USCatWHA
Join @uscmphonline student @williamjardell’s tour of #Geneva #globalhealth organizations in advance of #WHA72! Follow #USCatWHA and tune in to our stories. #governance #diplomacy #MPH
What is the World Health Assembly? Here’s how our research director, @USCedu's Laura Ferguson, has described it: “… a political forum where decisions about global health priorities are made by political leaders who balance evidence and priorities against the whole range of issues relevant to their country,” including trade, industry and other competing interests. Check out our Stories and Geneva highlight for a play-by-play of next week's events! #WHA72 #USCatWHA
💉💊 Sexual and #reproductivehealth "#selfcare interventions," including self-injection #contraceptives, self-screening for #STIs and #pregnancy, etc., "can contribute to improving #rights and #health." Read the analysis published today in BMJ (link in bio), and tune in to tomorrow's webinar (link in bio) to hear experts discuss guidelines @WHO is developing on this subject. #SRHR #humanrights #sexualhealth #WHO #SelfCare4SRHR #HRP
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