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Fisherman catching undersized Nile perch on Mfangano Island, Kenya from Erin Milner’s (GHE ’13) research assessing the impacts of ecological changes in Lake Victoria on livelihoods and child nutrition.
Photo courtesy of Erin Milner |
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Measuring infant growth indicators in a rural Kenyan community from Erin Milner’s (GHE ’13) research assessing the impacts of ecological changes in Lake Victoria on livelihoods and child nutrition.
Photo courtesy of Erin Milner |
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Fieldwork photo by Qianyi Li (GHE ’12) for the project “Social and cultural factors modifying the transmission of Schistosomiasis in Yi communities of Sichuan Province of China”
Photo courtesy of Qianyi Li |
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Fieldwork photo by Qianyi Li (GHE ’12) for the project “Social and cultural factors modifying the transmission of Schistosomiasis in Yi communities of Sichuan Province of China”
Photo courtesy of Qianyi Li |
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Computer repairman soldering a circuit board on his lap — from Georgia Green’s (GHE ’11) fieldwork on electronic waste workers in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
Photo courtesy of Georgia Green |
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A group of workers huddles around a fire, some sitting on computer chassis, alongside the Ebrie Lagoon. The foreground shows a field used to burn plastic waste. — from Georgia Green’s GHE ’11) fieldwork on electronic waste workers in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
Photo courtesy of Georgia Green |
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Courtney Smith (GHE ’11) stands in front of mines on the outskirts of Langzhou, the capital of Gansu Province in China, touted as one of the most polluted cities in the world. In 2010, Smith met with NGOs, government officials, and academics throughout China to discuss environmental health and justice issues as part of the Vermont Law School Chinese Environment Justice Fellowship.
Photo courtesy of Courtney Smith |
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Map depicting Courtney Smith’s (GHE ’11) research on heat vulnerability in San Francisco, commissioned by the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
Image courtesy of Courtney Smith |
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Linda Dix-Cooper (GHE ’10) with Guatemalan study team members.
Photo courtesy of Linda Dix-Cooper |
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6-year-old Guatemalan girl taking a seeing eye exam before her neurobehavioral interview – as part of Linda Dix-Cooper’s (GHE ’10) fieldwork in Guatemala.
Photo courtesy of Linda Dix-Cooper |
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A view of the Guatemalan countryside while visiting schools to recruit participants and transport them to the clinic. – Linda Dix-Cooper (GHE ’10).
Photo courtesy of Linda Dix-Cooper |
