Heller in the News
October 21, 2021
Janet Boguslaw's original essay on the potential of employee ownership to narrow racial and gender wealth gaps is featured in a new publication by the Aspen Institute on the future of building wealth.
Heller in the News
October 20, 2021
Research from the Institute on Assets and Social Policy is cited in a Chronicle of Higher Education article on student debt and racial inequality.
Heller News Release
October 18, 2021
The Lurie Institute is thrilled to announce $6 million in new federal funding for research at Lurie and at Lurie's centers, including a grant supporting the new Center for Disability and Pregnancy Research.
Heller in the News
October 18, 2021
In a New York Times letter to the editor, Pam Joshi urges lawmakers to ensure equitable access to affordable childcare for Black and Hispanic families as they hammer out the reconciliation bill.
Heller in the News
October 13, 2021
Joanne Nicholson talks to Frontiers about parental mental illness and substance use disorders and the challenges hindering prevention and intervention efforts.
Heller News Release
October 08, 2021
Four Heller students offer thoughts about their Hispanic or Latino/a/x heritage and the significance of National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Heller News Release
October 07, 2021
Maureen Stewart, PhD'09, to lead 5-year project examining access to alcohol use treatment outcomes in Medicaid managed care plans.
Heller in the News
October 07, 2021
The podcast, called Because of Anita, is a four-part series that explores the enduring impact of Hill's testimony, with new insights and on-the-ground stories from guests.
Heller in the News
October 07, 2021
In an interview with Radio Boston, Anita Hill talks about her call for sweeping community action to end gender violence.
Heller in the News
October 04, 2021
Physicians Weekly highlights Rachel Sayko Adams' research on the increased risk of opioid misuse among people with a history of traumatic brain injury.
Heller in the News
October 04, 2021
In CNN Politics, Anita Hill discusses her new book and her thoughts on combating racial and gender inequality.
Heller in the News
October 04, 2021
In Yahoo! Finance, Karen Donelan explains that health care labor shortages have expanded from typically hard-to-hire sectors, like nursing homes, to markets and regions that rarely struggle to hire workers.
