It’s been quite a journey to get this out there, and it is finally out.

Key lesson: Black men are not hard to reach, you are failing to reach them. Get creative.

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My paper with Marybel Robledo Gonzalez, PhD with recommendations on responsibly using and communicating race and ethnicity concepts in neuroimaging is out in Nature Neuroscience!

Free-to-view link is here! See details in the quoted post!
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Best birthday gift so far!

In collaboration with other Atlantic Fellows, Michael Coleman, Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD and Brenda Hughes the UnSettled project will later this year investigate similar questions in the US and Australia.

'What we don’t see, we assume can’t be’ is a project by Global Brain Health Institute Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD focusing on addressing healthcare disparities experienced by older Black women, using #Afrofuturism and digital storytelling,”

#WomensHistoryMonth

More at:
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Excited for the Population Health & Brain Health Equity Scholars Lecture on April 1! Join Global Brain Health Institute and UCSF MAC as we dive into innovative research addressing disparities in underserved communities. Featuring Elena Tsoy & Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD 👉gbhi.org/events/populat…

Happy #BrainAwarenessWeek ! Black is beautiful and more representation is needed in medical art.

#RepresentationMatters #neurotwitter #medicalillustration See more of my work at: enlightvisuals.com

New paper Multimorbidity Prevalence Adverse Outcomes in EthnicallyCulturally Diverse SubPopulations in India Gaps Opportunities Future Directions mdpi.com/2710214 🙏Our team NACDD SESRI Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD ElenaTsoy Jason D Flatt, PhD, MPH Carl V. Hill Joyce Weil Ronika Rooks

A fun convo with two shining stars sitting at the intersection of arts and science.

Please take my survey exploring your vision for an equitable future!

Yesterday, CreativeBrainWeek the brilliant Global Brain Health Institute and neuropsychologist Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD spoke about the black radical imagination, #Afrofuturism , time equity v. time poverty, and the critical relationship between directing attention to the future, and brain health.

On now: @tanishahillj - an Atlantic and @gbhi-fellow demonstrates “afrofuturism [as] a way to build neuroplasticity.” Working with ageing Black women in the San Francisco area of the US. CreativeBrainWeek

Next on creativebrainweek.com paul dockree Tanisha Hill-Jarrett, PhD Susan Magsamen of International Arts + Mind Lab join us in conversation with ianrobertson How are you paying attention? What are you paying attention to? Why is it important? Trinity College Dublin Global Brain Health Institute Atlantic Fellows Creative Ireland World Health Organization (WHO)

What an honor to work with Black women 🙏🏾

🚨 JOB ALERTS FOR MY LAB!
-SRA1: sadly, my SRA is moving on to the next stage. Looking for an SRA to assist the lab with research related risk factors for aging/ADRD in the Black community. (link below)

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Big thanks to Richard Wallace & the UCSF MAC Black Leadership Advisory Council (BLAC) for joining Global Brain Health Institute & @UCSF to share their incredible work to advance #equity and foster cultural conversations! Richard's work as a community organizer and artist is truly inspiring 🙌