Health



Our communities are only as healthy as the people living in them, and NNIP partners have conducted a wealth of research on local health conditions. Examples of local work include studies of local health disparities, compiling new neighborhood-level health indicators, and creating web applications that disseminate health information to a wider audience.

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Building Youth Job Readiness and Self-Efficacy through Health Impact Assessments

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Utilizing Youth Voice to Inform Local Health Planning in Austin

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Maps of Changes in Patterns of High-Lead Tests Shows Neighborhood Group Where to Focus House-To-House Investigations

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Reports Highlighting Health Disparities Capture Attention of Policy-Makers

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