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HHPC's Dr. Alwyn Cohall supports cap on sale of large sugary drinks
Statement: Dr. Alwyn Cohall, Director, Harlem Health Promotion Center, Columbia University
You could help researchers understand how racism affects health
If you are an African American 18+ years old, living in Harlem or Bedford Stuyvesant you may be eligible to participate in a study on how racism affects health. The Black LIFE Study will be randomly contacting households in the two neighborhoods in the Fall of 2011. Participants receive $100. For more information about the study, see the attached flyer.
Did you know…that you can be prepared for an emergency?
Did you know...that you can be prepared for an emergency?
What is emergency preparedness?
Emergency preparedness is being able to respond to an emergency in amatter of seconds. You could be directed to leave your home/apartment byan official or there could be a fire or gas leak. There are many reasons why you have to be quick on your feet in an emergency.
Learn about the New Affordable Health Care Law and How it Will Affect You!
Food, Faith, and Health Disparities Summit: Help increase food options in Harlem
The Friday Garden Party
Clean Heat Workshop
• Is your apartment very cold in the wintertime?
• Are your energy bills high in the winter time?
• Have you noticed any issues with the air quality in your community?
Transportation Town Hall- Regarding the M60 Select Bus Service
Community Input Needed!
A Mayoral Forum on Public Health Issues
Come join the Mayoral Forum on public health issues in the coummunitties of Harlem and Upper Manhattan presented by The North of 96th Street Public Health Coalition. This forum will be held on May 30th from 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College, 2180 3rd Ave. (at 119th St with entrance at 3rd Ave.).
