Understanding and Addressing Racial Health Inequities
Jun 09, 2020•16 min•Season 2Ep. 49
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Episode description
In this episode of Michigan Minds, Margaret Hicken, Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Social Research and the Division of Nephrology, discusses her research exploring how place, history, and the environment factor into racial health inequities. She also discusses what led her to create the RacismLab, a transdisciplinary research collective working to better understand the impact of racism on health and well-being.
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