Gun regulation is public health. Pic from 2018 March for Our Lives in Philadelphia. We know what we need to do.

Uvalde: AR-15 Buffalo: AR-15 Boulder: AR-15 Orlando: AR-15 Parkland: AR-15 Las Vegas: AR-15 Aurora, CO: AR-15 Sandy Hook: AR-15 Waffle House: AR-15 San Bernardino: AR-15 Midland/Odessa: AR-15 Poway synagogue: AR-15 Sutherland Springs: AR-15 Tree of Life Synagogue: AR-15

Yup, no surprise that Ted Cruz is on the list of senators that have taken the most money from the NRA. We need to hold our elected officials accountable. Evidence based policy change is the answer. elections.bradyunited.org/take-action/nr…

📣 MPI is hiring! Our National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy is looking for a program & research assistant to identify & promote education policy solutions that support the integration of immigrant & refugee families ⏰Apply by May 30! migrationpolicy.org/about/work-mpi

This is a great example of a neglected disease that only gets attention when it impacts high income western countries. The health of people everywhere impacts the health of people at home. #publichealth is #globalhealth nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/mon…

When two moribund bureaucracies (immigration and organ donation) go wrong and endanger the life of a U.S. citizen child in an immigrant family. khn.org/news/article/i…

The SC significantly limited federal power to regulate industry, despite the Clean Air Act calling for reducing pollution and leaving the specifics up to the experts. This will have a significant and negative impact on health. latimes.com/politics/story…

Everything in politics and government is terrible. Time for a science and cute dogs break.

This is what happens when the US has a large number of vaccine deniers in an age of reemerging infectious diseases. If it is in the wastewater (it is) that means more people than the 1 confirmed case are shedding the virus. reuters.com/world/us/polio…

Listen up anti-choice politicians. Kansas reflects the voice of the American people. #AbortionIsHealthcare #MyBodyMyChoice

Welcome back TCNJ faculty and students. If you need a break after a hectic first week listen to the Carina Nebula. This year, may we all learn to experience data in new ways.

So who is leaving Twitter for Mastodon and what has your experience been? theguardian.com/technology/202…

Love seeing #TCNJ public health colleagues, students, and alumni at #APHA2022 talking about the great work they are doing.

MPH alum Mei Zhao talks about how supporting new fathers supports babies and moms with postpartum depression. #APHA2022 TCNJ PUBLIC HEALTH

4+1 student Ethan Moss is working toward a strong and responsive emergency management system in the U.S. #APHA2022 TCNJ PUBLIC HEALTH

It's almost the weekend, countdown to the end of the semester, and this is a great reminder to go smell the roses (or stroke the astroturf).

Congratulations to TCNJ public health graduate Kyle Hioko on receiving the NJPHA (NJ Public Health Association) President's Award for his work on Covid testing.

This transgender day of visibility I want to say how proud I am of my oldest child who testified at a hearing in NE against a proposed anti-drag bill just last week.

Great day TCNJ for the Celebration of Student Achievement. TCNJ PUBLIC HEALTH loves watching our students shine. The research work that they do can make a real difference in community health. Vanessa explains her research on age of smoking initiation and smoking frequency.

PSA for anyone with asthma or other lung issues and people with poor cardiac function dealing with bad air quality from the wildfires. When you have to go outside wear a mask to filter out as many small particulates as possible.