All in Health
YLabs works with young people in the US to more deeply understand how they process, prioritize, and seek care for their own mental health. In 2020, we spoke with young people in the San Francisco Bay Area and Atlanta to explore new strategies for delivering messages about mental healthcare to youth.
As we celebrate Universal Health Coverage Day and raise our voices to advocate for meaningful investment in health systems that work for everyone, we urge innovators and local decision-makers to consider a solution that provides a point of entry and reaches young people where they are at; digital self-care platforms.
Researchers at Berkeley Media Studies Group set out to highlight the connection between two critical health and social justice issues: racism and trauma.
I sat down with BMSG's head of research to discuss what aspects of media coverage have changed — and stayed the same — since Columbine.
Abortion in El Salvador is illegal under any circumstance and women who experience miscarriages have been imprisoned for 'abortion-related crimes’ for 30 years. But advocates aren't giving up.
Policies intended to curb the nations ongoing opioid crisis are causing unintended consequences for patients with chronic pain.
Since the Zika virus could be spread by mosquitos and sexual transmission, it presented a unique opportunity to integrate a public health approach into the disaster response. With the support of the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting, Lauryn Claassen traveled to El Salvador to find out if Zika impacted sex education in El Salvador.
A personal account of the toll that the daily violence takes on the people of El Salvador.
Pulitzer fellows Lauryn Claassen and Madeline Bishop spoke with Carlos Javier Ortiz, a director, cinematographer, and documentary photographer. His Pulitzer-supported photojournalism work illustrates the daily toll of gun violence in Chicago.
In 2017, there are no federal standards for sex and reproductive health education in the U.S., and although their efficacy has been disproven, Title V allocates tax dollars that teach abstinence-only sex education programs.
