[Brownbag] Demography Brown Bag - Daniel Aldana Cohen and Nick Graetz "American Eco-Apartheid: Mapping racial disparities in longevity driven by political economy, state violence, and environmental exposure". March 16, 12noon PDT

[Maria Teresa Hernandez]

> Dear Demography Colleagues:
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> Please join us in tomorrow’s weekly seminar at 12:00noon PDT either in person or via Zoom. 
> Daniel Aldana Cohen and Nick Graetz "American Eco-Apartheid: Mapping racial disparities in longevity driven by political economy, state violence, and environmental exposure"


> The in-person seminar will be held in the Demography seminar room at 2232 Piedmont Ave., Berkeley.
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> The recording of last week’s session by Florencia Torche “The COVID-19 Pandemic and Inequality in Infant Health”  <https://youtu.be/BJ1nM96uCPA> is available at our BPC website: https://populationsciences.berkeley.edu <https://populationsciences.berkeley.edu/> <https://youtu.be/BJ1nM96uCPA>The recording of all of our sessions are available at our Population Sciences YouTube: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UC-Ycpyz9-xSJHnBP-tpkm1A/playlists <https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UC-Ycpyz9-xSJHnBP-tpkm1A/playlists>
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> Kind Regards,
> Maria
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> María Teresa Hernández, MPH
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> School of Public Health UC Berkeley
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