By Brody Blythe Caniglia, University of Washington Hello! I have successfully returned from my trip to Ireland. I’m here to share my experiences and insights that I’ve gained during my travels. As said in my last blog, the purpose of this trip was to learn about Ireland’s resistance and resilience through subjects like art, advocacy,Continue reading “Researching Resistance and Resilience: Reflections from Ireland”
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Resistance and Resilience in Ireland: Arts, Advocacy, and Health Promotion
By Brody Caniglia, University of Washington My name is Brody Caniglia. I attend the University of Washington Bothell, and I’m currently in my third year. My major is health studies with a special interest in health policies and women’s health. These specific topics interest me because I love learning the history behind how certain policiesContinue reading “Resistance and Resilience in Ireland: Arts, Advocacy, and Health Promotion “
Resistance and Resilience as a Public Health Approach
By Lucia Lari-Zuniga, University of Washington Hello! My name is Lucia Lari-Zuniga, I am a junior at the University of Washington majoring in Health Studies and minoring in Health Promotion and Communication. My focus is on health advocacy and efficient promotion of it. I am passionate about ensuring that we all get to experience theContinue reading “Resistance and Resilience as a Public Health Approach”
Investigation through Photography: The “Mayo Curse”
By Hannah McNally My name is Hannah McNally, and I am going into my junior year at SUNY Oneonta, majoring in Digital and Studio Art with a concentration in photography. As a passionate sports photographer, I currently intern with the Oneonta Sports Department, capturing everything from fast-paced soccer matches to behind-the-scenes moments of athletic life.Continue reading “Investigation through Photography: The “Mayo Curse””
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