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work investigating early intervention for preschoolers with depression.\n
\nGaffrey is an assistant professor at Duke University in the Department
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ss and related environmental challenges. He is actively involved in using
the tools of developmental neuroscience to better understand how prevent
ive intervention programs targeting infants at risk for negative socioemo
tional outcomes\, including depression and autism spectrum disorder\, can
be used more effectively. Through the integration of clinical practice a
nd innovative research\, he hopes to reduce the impact of risk factors th
at contribute to unfavorable health outcomes for vulnerable infants and f
amilies. \n\nGaffrey believes we can better foster healthy environments f
or growing children and ensure the well-being of all infants and families
by bringing objective research and practice-based knowledge to policy an
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University of Wisconsin\, Milwaukee\, and completed a postdoctoral fello
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DESCRIPTION:This session will feature Ashley Kazouh\, policy and pr
ogram associate at the Dudley Flood Center for Educational Equity and Opp
ortunity\; Molly Osborne\, director of policy and engagement at Ed
ucationNC\; and Julia Whitfield\, associate policy analyst at The
Hunt Institute\, who will discuss their careers in education policy. \n\n
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motivates them to work in their field. We will hear about what led them
to their current positions and about some of their previous roles\, inclu
ding Teach for America teacher\, day care teacher\, and respite care prov
ider and employers\, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of America\, Nort
h Carolina Center for Public Policy Research\, and Carolina Performing Ar
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out careers in child and family policy. Meetings are designed to help stu
dents explore the wide range of job opportunities and careers available i
n the field of child and family policy while creating a network of studen
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nomic security\, and other areas. Learn from people who went straight int
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DESCRIPTION:Rebecca Feinglos will join us to talk about opportunities to w
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or the Division of Child Development and Early Education in the North Car
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sed the Secretary's Office on early childhood health\, child welfare\, an
d early learning\, coordinated the statewide COVID-19 response for pre-K
through grade 12 schools\, and led the strategy team in North Carolina's
Division of Child Development and Early Education to utilize $1.2 billion
in federal COVID-19 relief funds for early childhood.\n\nPrior to joinin
g NCDHHS\, Feinglos served as the early childhood policy associate for th
e Chicago mayor's office\, where she coordinated citywide outreach effort
s to encourage preschool enrollment\, and worked across city agencies to
advance the mayor's early education priorities. She also brings experienc
e as an instructional coach for preschool\, elementary\, and middle schoo
l teachers in Dallas-Fort Worth\, Texas. She started her professional car
eer in service as a bilingual kindergarten teacher in Fort Worth\, Texas.
\n\nAlong the way she also founded The Mother's Day Project\, a nonprofit
focused on supporting new mothers with infants in intensive care.\n\nFei
nglos is originally from Durham and is a graduate of Duke University with
a BA in Spanish\, history\, and political science. She graduated from th
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DESCRIPTION:This week we will talk about what advocacy work looks like wit
h Morgan Forrester Ray\, director of the EarlyWell Initiative at NC Child
\, and Morgan Wittman Gramann\, executive director at North Carolina Alli
ance for Health. They work to improve the health and well-being of childr
en and families in North Carolina through advocating for early childhood
mental health and policies that reduce health disparities\, prevent chron
ic disease\, and promote health\, respectively. \n\nAs the director of N
C Child's EarlyWell Initiative\, Morgan Forrester Ray works to build a ro
bust\, evidence-based\, and accessible early childhood mental health syst
em in North Carolina. Prior to her work at NC Child\, Ray worked at NCCAR
E360\, the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services\, the N.C. Partne
rship for Children\, and as a case manager/service coordinator for Early
Intervention Services. She earned a master's degree in social work from t
he University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a BA in social work fr
om the University of Louisville and recently completed a fellowship with
Zero to Three. \n\nMorgan Wittman Gramann leads the North Carolina Allia
nce for Health\, which convenes\, mobilizes\, supports and empowers partn
ers to advance equitable policies that reduce health disparities\, preven
t chronic disease\, and promote health. In addition to her role as execut
ive director\, she also serves as one of NCAH's registered lobbyists. Pas
sionate about healthy equity and policy change\, Gramann has been an advo
cate for public health since 2006\, when she began advocating for commerc
ial tobacco use prevention and cessation policies. She earned her JD from
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law and her BA
in anthropology from American University in Washington\, DC. She is an a
ctive member of the North Carolina State Bar.\n\nThis speaker series is f
or Duke students who want to learn more about careers in child and family
policy. Meetings are designed to help students explore the wide range of
job opportunities and careers available in the field of child and family
policy while creating a network of students who share their professional
interests.
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DESCRIPTION:Calvin Allen\, Trinity '92\, Vice President of Programs and Pa
rtnerships at MDC\, and Cate Elander\, Durham County Early Childhood Coor
dinator\, will join us to talk about their careers in community developme
nt. They have focused on economic development and strategies for breaking
intergenerational poverty. We will hear how they got started\, the twist
s and turns their careers have taken\, and what they enjoy most about the
work they do. \n\nAs Vice President of Programs and Partnerships at MDC\
, Allen and his team work to identify\, strengthen\, and network rural N.
C. leaders toward healthier and more thriving communities. In this role\,
he also works to connect leaders across rural county lines on specific i
ssues\, advance employment equity in rural N.C.\, investigate barriers to
EITC uptake\, and improve health access for the most vulnerable North Ca
rolinians. Prior to Rural Forward\, Allen worked at the Golden LEAF Found
ation\, the National Community Forestry Service Center\, the Southern Rur
al Development Initiative\, Public Allies North Carolina and the Dispute
Settlement Center. He holds a B.A. in English/literature and a certificat
e in nonprofit management\, both from Duke University. \n\nIn her current
role\, Cate Elander works to improve coordination and alignment between
County and community partners to strengthen Durham's early childhood syst
ems. Prior to this role\, Elander worked at MDC\, an organization focused
on fostering equity and opportunity in communities throughout the South\
, and at the Durham Children's Initiative. She also has experience workin
g as a community organizer in Durham\, Delaware\, and Queens and had a st
int as the founder of an organization promoting socially-responsible volu
nteer tourism. Elander holds a B.A. in American studies and creative writ
ing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill\, and a master's
degree in urban affairs and public policy with a focus in community deve
lopment from the University of Delaware.\n\nThis speaker series is for Du
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cy. Meetings are designed to help students explore the wide range of job
opportunities and careers available in the field of child and family poli
cy while creating a network of students who share their professional inte
rests.
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DESCRIPTION:Derek Rhodes\, PPS '15\, founder and executive director of Dur
ham Success Summit\, will join us to discuss why he quit corporate Americ
a\, after leadership positions at Google\, Microsoft\, and the Miami Heat
\, to start his own nonprofit. In his own words\, "I wanted to improve th
e lives of local\, young\, black men. Men just like me. Thus\, the Durham
Success Summit was born." We are going to hear what drove Rhodes to purs
ue a different path than the one he had set out on\, the values that have
guided him\, and how he is building a career based on moral purpose. \n
\nAs the founder and executive director of Durham Success Summit\, Derek
works to "increase access to business education\, mentorship\, and profes
sional networking opportunities for young Black men between 16 and 24 yea
rs old in Durham." The organization hosts both a business incubator progr
am\, which provides entrepreneurial training\, mentorship\, and seed fund
ing to aspiring full-time entrepreneurs with an idea\, and a 12-week acce
lerator program\, which builds practical networking skills and provides s
cholars access to employers\, professional mentors\, and opportunities. P
rior to founding Durham Success Summit\, in addition to corporate experie
nce\, Rhodes worked at The Obama Foundation and interned at The White Hou
se and the Department of Justice. He holds a B.A. in public policy studie
s from Duke University and a certificate in disruptive strategy from Harv
ard Business School Online.\n\nThis speaker series is for Duke students w
ho want to learn more about careers in child and family policy. Meetings
are designed to help students explore the wide range of job opportunities
and careers available in the field of child and family policy while crea
ting a network of students who share their professional interests.
DURATION:PT1H
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CATEGORIES:Leadership
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement/Social Action
CATEGORIES:Global
CATEGORIES:Social Sciences
CATEGORIES:Other
CATEGORIES:Utilities
CATEGORIES:Information Session
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DESCRIPTION:The Hart Fellowship offers recent Duke University and Duke Kun
shan University graduates ten-month fellowships with organizations that a
re facing complex social\, political and humanitarian problems. This caps
tone experience helps fellows develop their own vision for ethical leader
ship as they move into professional life. Since its inception in 1995\, 1
10 Hart Fellows have served community partner organizations in 41 countri
es across six continents.\n\nHart Fellows engage in research service-lear
ning (RSL): they produce community-based research projects of tangible be
nefit to the organizations they serve\, while engaging in structured\, cr
itical reflection about their work.\n\nApplications for the Hart Fellowsh
ip will open in late November and an information session will be held on
November 30th at 6 PM in Sanford 201. Stay tuned for more details!
DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20231101T140837Z
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DESCRIPTION:A select group of scholars will present 10-minute briefs on th
eir research:\n\n•"Women's Agency and Energy Access: Experimental Evidenc
e from Myanmar" presented by Subhrendu Pattanayak\, Oak Foundation Distin
guished Professor\n•"Does Community-Driven Development Offer a Peace Divi
dend? Evidence from a Nationwide Program in Myanmar" presented by Erica F
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ht\, PhD candidate\n•"A Field of Her Own: Property Rights and Women's Age
ncy in Myanmar" presented by Edmund Malesky\, professor of political econ
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DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20240122T212348Z
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CATEGORIES:Human Rights
CATEGORIES:Global
CATEGORIES:Politics
CATEGORIES:Social Sciences
CATEGORIES:Lectures/Conferences
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CREATED:20240313T165221Z
DESCRIPTION:Since February 24\, 2022\, Ukrainians have endured a multitude
of horrors\, including war crimes\, violence\, and mental trauma\, with
civilians facing constant shelling and displacement as refugees. Psycholo
gists treating the complex post-traumatic effects face a unique challenge
due to the unprecedented nature of the war trauma. However\, despite the
significant symptoms of acute stress\, Ukrainians exhibit remarkable res
ilience in coping with the trauma. Dr. Prokhovnik-Raphique will explore t
hese coping mechanisms and discuss ways in which volunteers and supporter
s can aid in the recovery process.\n\nDr. Alla Prokhovnik-Raphique is a c
linical psychologist specializing in the treatment of trauma and addictiv
e disorders in her private practice\, Nurturing Roots Psychology. She hol
ds a voluntary faculty appointment at Icahn Medical School at Mount Sinai
where she supervises psychology interns on their rotations at the Addict
ion Institute\, as well as conducts forensic evaluations for individuals
seeking asylum through the Mount Sinai Human Rights Clinic. In addition t
o her clinical work\, Dr. Prokhovnik-Raphique serves as the COO for Ukrai
ne NGO Coordination Network (UNCN)\, a network of non-profit organization
s providing all forms of humanitarian aid to Ukraine.\n\nThis event is as
sociated with the three-day event "Ukraine at War: Life in a Time of Fear
and Hope" on March 27-29\, hosted by the Kenan Institute for Ethics. Dr.
Alla Prokhovnik-Raphique will also be speaking on a roundtable on March
29th as part of this event.\n\nRegistration: https://duke.is/Ukraine-lear
n
DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20240327T183330Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240328T120000
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CATEGORIES:Social Sciences
CATEGORIES:Lectures/Conferences
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CREATED:20241002T193732Z
DESCRIPTION:The opioid crisis in the United States and Canada has reached
unprecedented levels. One understudied dimension is its impact on the nex
t generation. We use linked administrative data from the Canadian provinc
e of British Columbia (where opioid death rates exceed the U.S. national
average) that links birth records since 2000 to health\, education\, well
-being\, and mortality for both the mother and the child. We have three m
ain findings. First\, the number of newborns exposed to opioids in utero
(obtained from data linking newborn and mother medical records) is many t
imes larger than commonly reported statistics which rely on diagnoses of
neonatal abstinence syndrome. Second\, exposure to in-utero opioids is as
sociated with large and persistent adverse child health\, human capital\,
and well-being outcomes\; these associations are above and beyond what i
s predicted by the mother's socioeconomic status and the newborn's health
. Finally\, two different quasi-experiments provide suggestive evidence t
hat causal estimates are qualitatively similar but noisy.\n\nJonathan
Zhang is an assistant professor at Sanford School of Public Policy an
d faculty research fellow at National Bureau of Economic Research. He is
affiliated with the U.S. Veterans Affairs Office of Mental Health and Sui
cide Prevention. Previously\, he was on the faculty at McMaster Universit
y and a postdoctoral scholar at Princeton University. He received his Ph.
D. in economics from Stanford University and his BSc from the University
of British Columbia.\n\nZhang's research spans health economics and publi
c finance. He studies the impacts of physician behavior\, health policies
\, and safety net programs on well-being. He is particularly interested i
n the areas of mental health and substance use.\n\nThe Early Childhood In
itiative seeks to bring together scholars to address early childhood chal
lenges and produce world-class scholarship that will help maximize the po
tential of all children during their early years.
DURATION:PT1H30M
DTSTAMP:20241004T163714Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241030T120000
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SUMMARY:Intergenerational Effects of Opioid Exposure and Child Health\, Hu
man Capital\, and Well-being Using Linked Microdata
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Climate
CATEGORIES:Politics
CATEGORIES:Lectures/Conferences
CATEGORIES:Utilities
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Talk
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Main
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Nicole
CREATED:20241105T045235Z
DESCRIPTION:Air pollution is responsible for 6.7 to 9 million premature de
aths every year\, 90% of which occur in low and middle income countries (
LMICs). Yet\, few citizens in LMICs mobilize to pressure elected official
s for toxic air. Shikhar Singh\, assistant professor of political science
at Duke\, will discuss findings from conducting a large-scale citizens'
survey in one of the world's most polluted cities\, Delhi (India)\, to un
derstand such puzzling political apathy. \n\nPrior to Duke\, Dr. Singh wa
s a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Center for the Advanced Study of
India\, University. He researches democratic accountability\, ethnic poli
tics\, and the politics of development\, with a focus on South Asia.\n\nL
unch will be provided. Sign up: https://duke.is/air-pollution
DURATION:PT1H15M
DTSTAMP:20241106T023551Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241120T114500
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CREATED:20260813T182704Z
DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, Savchnya will share findings from the STRONG st
udy (Stress\, Trauma\, Resilience Of New Generations)\, in which her team
followed 141 Ukrainian refugee women - mothers and grandmothers who arri
ved in Kraków after February 2022 - measuring hair cortisol concentration
as a biomarker of HPA (hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal) axis activity alo
ngside self-reported perceived stress and psychological resilience. \n\nW
omen who escaped from frontline towns in Ukraine had 18% higher hair cort
isol than those from non-frontline regions\, yet the two groups did not d
iffer in perceived stress\; and the size of the cortisol gap depended on
resilience: it was largest among women with low resilience and disappeare
d at high resilience. Savchnya will use this as a starting point to talk
about what biomarkers can add to refugee health research\, and future dir
ections of her work\, including other biomarkers\, health systems perspec
tive on refugees from Ukraine in Poland\, and a One Health project in pre
paration. \n\nThe talk will allow time for discussion and feedback about
how stress is measured in war-affected families\, and what that might mea
n for the how war-affected families are supported. \n\nMariia Savchnya co
mpleted her medical education in Kyiv\, Ukraine (Bogomolets National Medi
cal University) before moving to Poland for her PhD in Health Sciences at
Jagiellonian University Medical College. Her main research focuses on re
fugee health\, with focus on biomarkers\, such as cortisol and telomere l
ength. She is also a research assistant in a project focusing on health s
ystems barriers and facilitators for Ukrainian refugees in Poland. \n\nR
esearch projects: STRONG study Stress\, Trauma\, Resilience Of New Genera
tions (PI: Grazyna Jasienska) EDuREF study Investigating the barriers and
facilitators to emergency department use among refugees from Ukraine in
Poland (PI: Iwona Bielska)
DURATION:PT1H
DTSTAMP:20260814T200459Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260908T120000
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SUMMARY:The Stress of War: Listening to Stress Biology in Refugees
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