About the chapter
The Alabama SSN chapter launched in January of 2019. Alabama SSN focuses on connecting its members with policymakers, civic leaders, and journalist on issues related to health and education policy - issues that rank as the top two priorities for the state as well as areas of expertise for Alabama SSN members.
Leaders
- Colleges & Universities
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Members
- Children & Families
- Inequality
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Gender & Sexuality
- Health Care
- Inequality
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of California, San Francisco Center for AIDS Prevention Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Science & Technology
University of Alabama
Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force
- Health Care
- Reproductive Health
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Children & Families
- Education
- Race & Ethnicity
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Democracy & Governance
- Science & Technology
The University of Alabama
Latest Contributions
Even in Climate Crisis: We Need Representation
Commentary,
Latest In the News
Tondra L Loder-Jackson quoted by Rebecca Griesbach , "Alabama Delays Social Studies Standards Updates Amid Requests To Address ‘Unbalanced’ Topics, CRT" AL.com, December 21, 2021.
Maura Mills quoted by John Sharp, "Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey Weighs Possible Economic Ramifications Over Restricting Transgender Rights" AL.com, April 22, 2021.
Henna Budhwani quoted on reducing vaccine hesitancy in the rural Deep South and it being a high-priority public health target by Eric Wicklund, "UAB Launches mHealth Study To Boost Vaccine Acceptance Among Teens " mHealth Intelligence Xtelligent Healthcare Media, November 12, 2020.
Maura Mills quoted by Bethany McCamish, "Financial Experts: Do These Things To Weather The Coronavirus Crisis If You Don’t Have Paid Sick Leave" The Money Manual, October 29, 2020.
Henna Budhwani quoted on stigma during the pandemic being a fundamental cause of health inequities by Michael Merschel, "They Survived COVID-19, Then Faced Stigma" American Heart Association News, September 24, 2020.