Global Estimates of Children’s and Young Person’s Food Insecurity using the Gallup World Poll
Professor Handa is currently on-leave from UNC serving as Chief of Social & Economic Policy at UNICEF’s Office of Research-Innocenti, Florence, Italy.
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Cash Transfers to Prevent HIV Infection: State of the Evidence and Implications for Programs
Dr. Audrey Pettifor is an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Faculty Fellow at the Carolina Population Center.
Dietary Acculturation among Mexican-origin Children
Dr. Jennifer Van Hook is Professor of Sociology and Demography and Center Director of the Population Research Institute at The Pennsylvania State University.
The Effect of Ethnic Enclaves on Job Matching and Wage Growth: Evidence using Co-worker and City of Birth Networks in the LEHD
In his current research on immigration, Professor Mouw is analyzing the effect of immigration on the labor market outcomes of native workers using a unique data set of restricted-access employer-employee data (the Longitudinal Employer Household Data “LEHD”) at the Triangle Census Research Data Center.
Health Systems Decentralization in Rural Honduras: Little Evidence for Improvements in Maternal and Child Health
Professor Root’s research is situated at the intersection of geography and public health.
Religion and Depression in Adolescence
Jane Cooley Fruehwirth is an economist with research interests in the determinants of social, economic and racial inequality.
Does Changing the Social Environment in Early Childhood Matter? Emerging Causal Evidence from Pakistan
Joanna (‘Asia’) Maselko is a social and psychiatric epidemiologist whose research aims to identify mechanisms through which the social environment impacts the development of common neuropsychiatric disorders.
A sociogenomic approach to fertility: combining demography, sociology and molecular genetics
Melinda Mills is the Chair of the Department of Sociology at the University of Oxford and Editor-in-Chief of the European Sociological Review.
Do food security interventions benefit women?: Gender and groundnuts in Zambia
Professor Curtis is a statistical demographer whose research and administrative efforts have focused on monitoring and evaluation of global population and health programs and family planning and reproductive health.
The Individual’s Choice of Facility for Maternal Health and Family Planning Services in a Dense Urban Environment: The Case of Senegal
Professor Speizer is trained as a demographer and evaluation researcher, and has led research and evaluation studies on family planning, HIV prevention, intimate partner violence, and adolescent reproductive health programs in sub-Saharan Africa, Haiti, and India.