HPS 597A Family and Child Health in Urban Settings
Community: Tucson and Southern Arizona
Explore current health and social policy and programs affecting families and children as you are immersed in the diverse organizations and communities that reflect the US-Mexico borderlands.
1 credit, First 7-week session
TBD
Dig deep into the connections between Food, Equity, and Family Health
In this course we:
Consider complex issues related to the health and wellbeing of families and children in our local and regional communities.
Engage and work with individuals and readings related to the intersection of health, food systems, neighborhood empowerment & climate change.
Integrate fundamentals of food security and labor dynamics with social determinants of health.
Develop skills to build effective community partnerships capable of achieving social change.
Reflect on our roles as public health professionals.
Contact instructional team to Enroll Instructional Team: Bryna Koch, Jennifer Peters