Presentations

Friedline, T., Hall, K., Bolinger, C., & Wood, A.K. (2023). Credit scoring as a carceral practice: An abolitionist analysis framework. Paper presented at the 2023 Abolitions Conference. Washington, DC. (National Convening).

Song, Kyungeun (2023) Double Jeopardy: Exploring the Moderating Effect of Educational Mismatch in the Relationship Between Work-Family Conflict and Depressive Symptoms Among Korean Working Women. Korean Public Health Association Conference, Seoul, Korea.

Riebschleger, J., Irish, K. & Rosario, R. (2023, October). Building Stronger Student Mental Health Literacy: New Evidenced-Based Programs, Curricula, and Standardized Scales. Child, Adolescent & School Health Conference (CASH). Kalamazoo, MI.

McCullum, J., McCoy, B., Motem, EG., Rowe, Z., Valbuena, F., Velasco, M., Williamson,SM., Piechowski, T., Ramakrishnan, A., Damm, MB., Buyuktur, A., Cross, F.,Morenoff, J., Woolford, S., Coombe, C., Sand, S., Platt, J., Israel, B. (2023,November). Community engaged research at its best: An educational campaign to buildvaccine confidence and uptake in Michigan. Paper presented at the American PublicHealth Association and Annual Expo. Atlanta, GA.

Woolford S, Zhao Z, Cross, F., Williamson S, Israel B, Marsh E. (2023, November). “Stop withAlgorithms:” COVID-19 Misinformation and Communication through the lens of youngBlack and Latinx Michiganders. Poster presented at the American Public HealthAssociation and Annual Expo. Atlanta, GA.

Platt, J., Carmona, G., Sawant, K., Hamasha, R., Zhao, Z., Woolford. S., Cross, F., Buyuktur,A., Marsh, E., Israel, B. (2023, November). Use of the socio-ecological model to exploretrusted sources of COVID-19 information in Black American and Latinx communities inMichigan. Oral paper presented at the American Public Health Association and AnnualExpo. Atlanta, GA.

Cross, F., Zhao, Z., Ku, C.P., Resnicow, K., Marsh, E. (2023, November). “Life as we knew it”:Continued challenges in getting up-to-date COVID vaccinations amongst Black andLatinx Michigan residents. Oral paper presented at the American Public HealthAssociation and Annual Expo. Atlanta, GA

Cureton, A., Tonui, B., Cross, F., & Gonzalez Benson, O. “What’s at Stake?” Anexploration on the merits and drawbacks of the Welcome Corps Program. (2023,August). Paper presented at the Switchboard Conference in in Phoenix, AZ.

Cross, F., Wileden, L., Buyuktur, A., Platt, J., Morenoff, J., Valbuena, F., Bailey, S., WilliamsII, C., Israel, B., Marsh, E., Aramburu, J., Militzer, M., Esqueda, A., Woolford, S. (2023, April). Black and Latinx Perspectives on COVID-19 Vaccination: A Mixedmethods examination. Poster presented at the Translational Science conference inWashington, DC.

Buyuktur, Cross, F., A., Woolford, S., Williamson, S., Bailey, S., Ledon, C., Ramakrishnan, A.,Marsh, E., Israel, B., Aramburu, J., Militzer, M., Cornwall, T., Esqueda, A. P., Platt, J.(2023, April). Bearing a higher burden: Black and Latinx community perspectives on theImpact of COVID-19. Poster presented at the Translational Science conference inWashington, DC.