Welcome to the Official site of The Attachment and Health Disparities Lab at NYU’s School of Global Public Health.
Our work focuses on understanding the psychosocial pathways that underlie attachment, minority stress, and health outcomes among young sexual and/or racial/ethnic minority populations. We seek to understand how structural- and individual- minority stressors (i.e., violence, discrimination, and hate) contribute to the mental health, physical health, and health behaviors across the lifespan and the virtual and physical worlds. Further, we seek to understand how features of close relationships can exacerbate or buffer the negative effects of minority stress on health of marginalized populations.
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We are currently hiring for a Program Coordinator!
If you are interested, please read more about the position and apply here.
If you have any questions about the application process or just want to learn more about our Lab, feel free to reach out to our Project Director, Sabrina Loureiro at sfl2069@nyu.edu
We’re excited to announce the addition of our new research assistants to the team! Their diverse backgrounds and fresh perspectives will undoubtedly enhance our research initiatives and drive innovation.
Stay tuned for updates on their contributions and the exciting projects they’ll be working on. We look forward to achieving great things together!
Welcome aboard, Gabrielle, Annette, Abigaille, and Tim!
Congratulations to Dr. Diana Rosenthal on receiving the Postdoctoral Affairs Support Grant for her Project "Co-development of a Community-Based Health Intervention with Families with Lived Experience of Homelessness in the NYC Shelter System." This award will support Diana’s innovative research on developing community-based health interventions for families experiencing homelessness in NYC.
Join our esteemed Lab Director, Dr. Stephanie Cook, at her Seminar Series on Structural Discrimination
Measuring Structure: Approaches and Data Insights on Structural Discriminatipn
Hosted by Dr. Stephanie Cook, Director of the Pathways Program at NYU's Center for Anti-Racism and Social Justice
Attend "Measuring Structure: Approaches and Data Insights on Structural Discrimination” to discover innovative methods and critical insights into understanding structural discrimination from some of the best researchers in the field. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions and expand your knowledge! We look forward to seeing you there!