Communities of Opportunity: Piloting Methods for an Ecological Assessment of Housing-based Health Interventions in Affordable Housing Settings
Diana Hernandez (Sociomedical Sciences)
Virginia Rauh (Population and Family Health)
Charles Branas (Epidemiology)
Operation Parenting: A Social Group Model among Immigrant Parents of Children with Behavior Problems
Qin Gao (Social Work)
Fuhua Zhai (Fordham)
Is social media affecting adolescent mental health? Piloting machine learning techniques to identify at-risk youth in national samples of adolescents from 2009 through 2018
Katherine M. Keyes (Epidemiology)
Mark L. Hatzenbuehler (Sociomedical Sciences)
Underemployment and Racial/Ethnic Inequality among College Graduates
Yao Lu (Sociology)
Kriste Krstovski (Data Science Institute and Computer Science)
Resilience in migrant youth exposed to violence and hunger, an examination of participants in the CAMINANDO study
Manuela Orjuela (Epidemiology)
Lindsay Stark (Population and Family Health)
Maria Marti (Population and Family Health)
Xinhua Liu (Biostatistics)
Alexandra Restrepo Henao (Doctoral Candidate)
Ezra Susser (Epidemiology)
Charlie Branas (Epidemiology)
Service Utilization and Stress of Chinese Dementia Caregivers in New York City
Jinyu Liu (Social Work)
Innovating Youth Gang Violence Prevention with Natural Language Processing and Qualitative Analysis
Desmond Patton (Social Work)
Women, Men, Work, Family: Gender Inequality in Time Use in Transitional China
Qin Gao (Social Work)
Fuhua Zhai (Fordham)
Migrant-related stressors, mental health, substance use and HIV risk behavior among long distance truck drivers in Zambia: A cross-sectional study
Lynn Michalopoulos (Social Work)
Fred Ssewemala (Social Work)
Nomagugu Ncube (Migration Health Unit)
Simona Simona (University of Zambia)
When ‘Opportunity’ Moves to You: Assessing Outcomes for Control Group Residents of the Moving to Opportunity Study in Gentrifying Neighborhoods
Lance Freeman (Urban Planning)
Valerie Stahl (Research Assistant)
Biological Plasticity and Childhood Academic Resilience following Early-life Adversity
Nim Tottenham (Psychology)
Frances Champagne (Psychology)
Comprehensive Early Childhood Parenting Supports and Children’s Health and Development
Christopher Wimer (Social Work)
Structural stigma and allostatic load among American sexual minorities
Mark Hatzenbuehler (Sociomedical Sciences)
Robert Juster (Postdoctoral Researcher)
Placental biomarkers of prenatal hormone exposure and neurodevelopmental risk
Frances Champagne (Psychology)
Martha Welch (Psychiatry, Pediatrics, and Pathology & Cell Biology)
Ronald Wapner (Obstetrics and Gynecology)
Developmental trajectories of executive function and academic achievement in the early elementary school
Anne Conway (Social Work)
#Racism: Examining cultural racism and multiple stress responses in the context of contemporary public media
Courtney D. Cogburn (Social Work)
Accelerated maturation in the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study: Relation to timing, type and severity of in-home stressors
Cindy Hagan (Psychology)
Nim Tottenham (Psychology)
Frances Champagne (Psychology)
Jeanne Brooks-Gunn (Teachers College)
The Bureaucratization of Undergraduate Sex
Constance A. Nathanson (Sociomedical Sciences)
Shamus Kahn (Sociology)
Columbia University Research Consortium on Autism Spectrum and Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Peter Bearman (Sociology)
Jane Waldfogel (Social Work)
William Fifer (Psychiatry and Pediatrics)
Son Preference in East and South Asian Diaspora
Neeraj Kaushal (Social Work)
Socioeconomic Status, Bilingualism & Language Environment
Kimberly Noble (Pediatrics)
Natalie Brito (Postdoctoral Research Scholar)
Understanding Parental Incarceration Through Survey and Administrative Data
Amanda Geller (Sociomedical Sciences)
Health, Stress and Decision Making
Matthew Neidell (Health Policy and Management)
David Rahman (University of Minnesota)
Integrating Mobile Technology in Youth Savings: A Pilot Test for Kenya
Fred Ssewamala (Social Work & International Affairs)
The Impact of the Haitian Elite on Development
Suresh Naidu (Economics and International Public Affairs)
James Robinson (Harvard)
History, Culture, and Power in Global Health
Amy Fairchild (Sociomedical Sciences)
Richard Parker (Sociomedical Sciences)
The Interactive Effects of State, City and School Physical Activity and Nutrition Policies with Student Genotype on Childhood Obesity
Jason Fletcher (RWJ HSS)
Jeanne Brooks-Gunn (Teachers College & College of Physicians and Surgeons)
Biological Embedding of Social Stress in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Populations
Mark L. Hatzenbuehler (RWJ HSS)
Bruce Link (Epidemiology)
Katie A. McLaughlin (Pediatrics)
How Immigrants and their Children Fare at Different Destinations
Yao Lu (Department of Sociology)
Neeraj Kaushal (School of Social Work)
Immigration, Assimilation and Nutrition: Changes in Diet of South Asian and West African Recent Immigrants to New York City
Anne Paxton (Epidemiology and Population and Family Health)
Sharon Akabas (Pediatrics)
Aravind Pillai (Global Health Track)
Improving Recall of Survival and Mortality Events during Retrospective Interviews in Developing Countries: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Supplementary Interviewing Techniques
Stéphane Helleringer (Department of Population and Family Health)
James Phillips (Department of Population and Family Health)
We Can Be Good Parents: Understanding and Mitigating Reproductive Stigma Against HIV-positive Men and Women
Jennifer Hirsch (Department of Sociomedical Sciences)
Wafaa El-Sadr (Clinical Medicine and Epidemiology)
Jessica Justman (Clinical Medicine and Clinical Epidemiology)
Nora J. Kenworthy (Department of Sociomedical Sciences)
Monitoring Public Opinion of Immigrants in the U.S.
Neeraj Kaushal (School of Social Work)
Francisco L. Rivera-Batiz (Teachers College)
Latent Structure Models for Social Networks Using Aggregated Relational Data
Tian Zheng (Statistics)
Tyler McCormick (Statistics)
Life Projects, Therapeutic Itineraries and Antiretroviral Therapy in Washington Heights
Jennifer Hirsch (Department of Sociomedical Sciences)
Peter Messeri (Department of Sociomedical Sciences)