Health, Hope, and Human Development: Building Capacity in Public Housing Communities on the US-Mexico Border

Holly Mata; Maria Flores; Ernesto Castañeda; William Medina-Jerez; Josue Lachica; Curtis Smith; Hector Olvera

Health, Hope, and Human Development: Building Capacity in Public Housing Communities on the US-Mexico Border

Holly Mata, Maria Flores, Ernesto Castañeda, William Medina-Jerez, Josue Lachica, Curtis Smith, Hector Olvera

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In this paper we highlight results from our recent survey of public housing residents living in the U.S.-Mexico border region. Our data inform our interdisciplinary (public health, education, environmental engineering, sociology) efforts to improve health and educational equity in our community, and provide ripe opportunities for policy advocacy.

Original language	English
Journal	Unknown journal
State	Published - 2013

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Health, Hope, and Human Development: Building Capacity in Public Housing Communities on the US-Mexico Border

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