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Community-Led Solutions: How Local Organizing Committees Drive Change for Housing and Health Equity in California’s Central Valley

Publication: Journal Article
Martinez, Rebecca L., David Frausto, Juan Zavala-Sandoval, Anabel Serna, Claudia G. Corchado, Alexandra Alvarado, Janine Nkosi, and Irene Yen. 2024. “Community-Led Solutions: How Local Organizing Committees Drive Change for Housing and Health Equity in California’s Central Valley”. Journal of Participatory Research Methods 5 (2).

New health impact assessment report

Blog: July 19, 2024
In 2022, we were tasked to conduct a health impact assessment to inform the Fresno Truck Reroute Study. The report is available on the Fresno City website here: https://www.fresno.gov/publicworks/south-central-truck-re-route-study/ The study highlights a lot of concerns in terms of the health...

Community-Led Solutions: How Local Organizing Committees Drive Change for Housing and Health Equity in California’s Central Valley

Publication: Journal Article
Martinez, Rebecca L., David Frausto, Juan Zavala-Sandoval, Anabel Serna, Claudia G. Corchado, Alexandra Alvarado, Janine Nkosi, and Irene Yen. 2024. “Community-Led Solutions: How Local Organizing Committees Drive Change for Housing and Health Equity in California’s Central Valley”. Journal of Participatory Research Methods 5 (2).

Dr. Leia Belt

Person: Postdoctoral Fellow
Dr. Leia Belt, PhD, is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts (SSHA) Department of Sociology since January 2024. She holds an interdisciplinary PhD specializing in Medical Sociology and Social Epidemiology from the University of Iowa. Her research is dedicated...

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My work focuses on the interface between geometric measure theory and other areas of analysis. This includes connections to quasiconformal maps and complex dynamics, potential theory and fractal sets, and computational linear algebra. Detailed summaries of my past and ongoing work are in my research...