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    Season 4, Episode 10: BONUS EPISODE! - All About Abortion with Jill Collins, MPH
    (2023-03-13) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Collins, Jill
    Surprise! Bonus episode! In this episode I chat with Jill Collins, a graduate from the University of Minnesota Master of Public Health program, about abortion. Jill sees the importance of conversation and the value of highlighting topics from a public health perspective, and she gracefully incorporates both into her work as an abortion patient advocate and middle school sex educator. Jill walks us through the conversation of abortion, explaining what it is, what common misconceptions are, what happens when someone cannot access it, how to talk about it in a classroom setting, and how we can work together to protect and expand access. We put together a list of resources--tools, clinics, donation pages, and legislative updates in Minnesota that have happened since this episode was originally recorded--make sure to check those out. Thank you again to all of our listeners for joining us on another season of the Perspectives podcast! -H
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    Season 4, Episode 1: Housing Stability and Eviction Mediation with Joanne Lipo Zovic
    (2022-04-22) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Lipo Zovic, Joanne
    In this episode we chat with Joanne Lipo Zovic, a professor, attorney, and eviction mediator about housing stability and eviction mediation. Resources: Mediate Milwaukee (https://www.mediatewisconsin.org/); “Evicted” by Matthew Desmond (https://www.evictedbook.com/); Tenant Resource Center (https://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/mediation); Volunteer Opportunities with the Tenant Resource Center (https://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/volunteer_with_trc)
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    Season 4, Episode 2: Vaccine Equity with Marali Singaraju
    (2022-04-22) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Singaraiu, Marali
    This week’s Perspectives podcast features Marali Singaraju, a second-year MPH student who discusses vaccine equity as an integral component of pandemic response and vaccine distribution. Marali has been active in the pandemic response through working at the Minnesota Department of Health, at IDEO.org, and for the International Working Group of Health Systems Strengthening (IWG). Resources: The International Working Group for Health Systems Strengthening (IWG)’s Youth Led Demand for Vaccine Equity (https://iwghss.org/2021/10/30/a-youth-led-demand-for-global-vaccine-equity/); IDEO.org #NoJudgment Campaign (https://nrcrim.org/nojudgment-webinar); Learn more about vaccine equity through the WHO (https://www.who.int/campaigns/vaccine-equity); Inflamed: Deep Medicine and the Anatomy of Injustice (https://www.amazon.com/Inflamed-Deep-Medicine-Anatomy-Injustice/dp/0374602514)
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    Season 4, Episode 3: Eating Disorders and Eating Disorder Research with Chassidie Liu
    (2022-04-29) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Liu, Chassidie
    This episode features Chassidie Liu, a UC Santa Barbara Psychology graduate, and current research coordinator at the University of Minnesota. Chassidie has worked in numerous roles in eating disorder treatment and research, and currently coordinates multiple research projects related to improving eating disorder clinical practice. Learn more about her work and opportunities to get involved through watching this latest episode. Eating Disorder Research Resources: The Emily Program (https://www.emilyprogram.com/); Around the Dinner Table is a resource of parents and caregivers of patients struggling with eating disorders (http://www.aroundthedinnertable.org/); Beating Eating Disorders (B-eat), is a UK-based website that provides additional resources and information about eating disorders and treatment (http://www.b-eat.co.uk/); National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), is a non-profit organization that provides support to patients and families affected by eating disorders (http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/); Learn about volunteering for Eating Disorder research at the University of Minnesota (https://med.umn.edu/psychiatry/research/clinical-research/center-eating-disorders-research)
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    Season 4, Episode 4: Holistic Healing with Lauren Roberts from the Thriving Initiative
    (2022-05-27) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Roberts, Lauren
    Lauren Roberts is the executive director and founder of the Thriving Initiative, an organization focused on holistic healing for survivors of interpersonal violence. In this episode we discuss how the Thriving Initiative began as a college project and then became its own non-profit organization, actively working to increase the accessibility of community-led, long-term healing programs for survivors. We also discuss how to support survivors or to access resources as a survivor. Resources: RAINN (http://Rainn.org, phone: 1-800-656-4673); The Thriving Initiative (https://www.thethrivinginitiative.org); 24/7 lifeline, not just for emergencies also available National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org, phone: 1-800-273-8255); National Domestic Violence Hotline (http://thehotline.org/, phone: 1-800-799-7233, or text "START" to 88788)
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    Season 4, Episode 5: Sleep and the Wisconsin Sleep Cohort Study with Dr. Erika Hagen and Dr. Paul Peppard
    (2022-06-06) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Peppard, Paul; Hagen, Erika
    In this episode we discuss with researchers, Dr. Paul Peppard and Dr. Erika Hagen, from the University of Wisconsin - Madison, who specifically work on a decades long cohort study focused on sleep. We discuss some of their most notable research findings in addition to the importance of sleep and how students and others may be able to get involved in this work. Resources: National Sleep Research Resource (https://sleepdata.org/); Wisconsin Sleep Cohort Study (https://sleepcohort.wisc.edu/)
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    Season 4, Episode 6: Paternal Health & Male Involvement in Birth Work with William Moore
    (2022-06-28) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Moore, William
    This episode features certified perinatal educator, doula, and lactation consultant William Moore. William is passionate about improving early childhood health and birthing conditions for entire families, including increasing male involvement in family life and health equity work. Resources: Connect with William Moore on LinkedIn (http://linkedin.com/in/williamrmoore360); Contact William Moore if you would like resources specific to getting involved in birth work (WRmoore.cpe.consult@gmail.com)
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    Season 4, Episode 7: Bone Marrow Transplants & Be the Match with Dr. Heather Stefanski
    (2022-08-23) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Stefanski, Heather
    This episode features Heather Stefanski, MD, PhD, a pediatric blood and marrow transplant (BMT) physician who’s worked specifically on improving the post-transplant wellness of child and young adult BMT patients. Dr. Stefanski worked as a physician with M Health Fairview Pediatric Specialty Clinic and as an Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School in the Department of Pediatrics and the Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplant Center. Recently she pivoted to become the Vice President of Medical Services for Be the Match, a non-profit focused on expanding access to life-saving treatments for patients in need of bone marrow and stem cell transplants. In this episode we discuss the realities of bone marrow transplants, as well as the hope we have in the future for improved treatments, technologies, and quality of life for patients, in addition to the continual need for people to join the National Bone Marrow Registry as donors. Resources: https://bethematch.org/, https://www.instagram.com/bethematch/, https://www.facebook.com/BeTheMatch
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    Season 4, Episode 8: The Future of Eldercare with Megan Zimmerman
    (2022-10-18) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Zimmerman, Megan
    This episode features Megan Zimmerman, a leader within the Northeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging’s project to establish Dementia Friendly Communities - she has done work across the state of Iowa and is also currently working towards her master’s degree in gerontology. In this episode Megan and Sophie talk about combating ageism, what the future of care may look like, and the role of the care continuum in improving quality of life for older adults. Resources: Trellis is a large resource for gerontology in Minnesota, they house the MN state dementia friendly initiatives Dementia-Friendly Community Initiatives (trellisconnects.org); Dementia Friendly Iowa is the organization that Megan Zimmerman works for (https://dementiafriendlyiowa.org/); Family Resources through LeadingAge Minnesota can help identify needs and options for older adults and caregivers (leadingagemn.org)
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    Season 4, Episode 9: Season Finale - The Future of Public Health Education with Dr. Rebecca Wurtz
    (2023-02-09) Zielke, Sophia; Lipo Zovic, Haley; Wurtz, Rebecca
    This episode features an engaging discussion about current public health education as well as what public health education will look like as our world continues evolving. Haley and Sophie are joined by Rebecca Wurtz, MD, MPH, an associate professor at the University of Minnesota, Director of Executive Public Health Administration & Policy Program, and one of the faculty that helped found this podcast! Thank you to all of our listeners for joining us on another season of the Perspectives podcast! It has been a pleasure learning with all of you. --S & H Resources: UMN Master of Public Health Program (https://www.sph.umn.edu/academics/degrees-programs/mph/); UMN Undergraduate Public Health Major (https://cehsp.d.umn.edu/departments-centers/departments/applied-human-sciences/programs/public-health/public-health-major)