Houston Data Files
Claim This Podcastby Dr. Elizabeth Gregory/Dr. Shreela Sharma (https://www.uh.edu/class/ws/irwgs/)
Podcast Overview
<p>Good data is needed to inform good policy. But what is good data and how is data inflected by who we are? Join Dr. Elizabeth Gregory (UH-IRWGS) and Dr. Shreela Sharma (UT-SPH) as they and their guests parse out the complexities of Houston and Harris County data linked to intersectional gender and sexuality dynamics, and related community endeavors. Topics include health, economics, childcare, violence, workforce issues and more.</p>
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3/18/2021
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Recent Episodes
October 21, 2024
Houston's Women in Peril: Public & Domestic Violence
A panel discussion with 3 leaders in Houston's Domestic Violence response community: Rachna Khare (VP, freefrom.org), Julie Pleasant (HPD, Victim Services) & Q. Olivia Rivers (CEO, The Bridge over Troubled Waters); & Elizabeth Gregory, UH IRWGS. Moderated by Beth Merfish, UH McGovern School of Art. Introductions go through 5:44:00 - discussion thereafter. Houston Data Files - for Data Philes everywhere!
January 18, 2022
Reliable Sources: HDF Talks with the UH Community Health Workers Initiative
HDF co-hosts Shreela Sharma and Elizabeth Gregory talk with the team from the UH Community Health Workers Initiative (Rosa Ferrufino, Cindy Paz, Prof. Dan Price, Olivia Ruiz) and Dr. Sarah Simmons from Bread of Life, about their work and the need for CHWs to provide reliable information and access to health services for community members, for better outcomes for all in the short and long term. For more information, go to: www.uh.edu/chwi and www.breadoflifeinc.org Houston Data Files - for ...
November 9, 2021
Lowering DV Homicides: HDF Talks with the Pasadena Domestic Violence High Risk Team
Houston Data Files co-host Dr. Elizabeth Gregory talks with Pasadena DVHRT members Olivia Rivers (CEO/ED, The Bridge over Troubled Waters), Sgt Scott Michael (Supervising Sgt, Pasadena PD, Family Violence Division), Mary McFaden (Harris County DA’s Office, DV Division Chief) and Alicia Nuzzie (Director DVHRT, HCDV Coordinating Council), about the rollout of this DVHRT since February 2020, how it works, and what’s needed to build similar programs elsewhere. Houston Data Files - for Data Philes...
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<p>Good data is needed to inform good policy. But what is good data and how is data inflected by who we are? Join Dr. Elizabeth Gregory (UH-IRWGS) and Dr. Shreela Sharma (UT-SPH) as they and their guests parse out the complexities of Houston and Harris County data linked to intersectional gender and sexuality dynamics, and related community endeavors. Topics include health, economics, childcare, violence, workforce issues and more.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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