Focusing in on life course processes to understand how racism patterns ethnic inequities in health
Focusing in on life course processes to understand how racism patterns ethnic inequities in health
Laia Becares, CRIS Scientific Seminar, Friday, April 26th
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CRIS Scientific Seminar 2023-2024
Friday, April 26th 2024, 11:30 am
Sciences Po, Room K008 (1, St-Thomas-d'Aquin)
Focusing in on life course processes to understand
how racism patterns ethnic inequities in health
Laia Becares
Professor, King's College London
Ethnic inequalities in health are entrenched and persistent in the UK and elsewhere.
This seminar explores the role of racism, experienced over the life course, in structuring ethnic inequalities in health.
Anchored around key tenets of life course theory, this presentation will discuss findings from multiple studies that centre racism as the root cause of ethnic inequalities, exploring life course mechanisms that pattern stark ethnic inequities in later life.
Open Seminar. Please register here to join us!
