Health Behavior and Health Equity

Mule Train

Riding the Mule Train Legacy

Kayla Hunter, HBHE and Urban Planning Student

Kayla Hunter connects past and present images of rural Mississippi as she prepares for her field work in Clarksdale.

Flower

Roses, Thorns, and Rosebuds

Cayla Palmer, HBHE Student

At the end of the trip, HBHE student Cayla reflects on the highs, lows, and hopeful moments from her experience in Southeast Texas.

Mural at Harlingen Airport

The Power of Community

Cate Vreede, HBHE Student

Health Behavior and Health Education student Cate shares her insight into the community of the Rio Grande Valley.

Connect the Lots’ “CITY INVICIBLE” mural installation in Camden, New Jersey. Photo by Cindy Le

While There is Pain, There is Power

Cindy Le, HBHE Student

In Cindy Le's reflection for PUBHLTH 615-Texas, she compares her hometown of Camden, NJ to the Rio Grande Valley, TX.

Entering Communities

Place Matters

Elizabeth Serrano

Have you ever thought about how the place where you live can shape your health outcomes, opportunities, and perceptions? I grew up in a predominantly Hispanic/Latino neighborhood near Los Angeles. My experience as a Latina is unique, but the narrative in my neighborhood is not representative of Latinos in other parts of the country, like the Texas Rio Grande Valley (RGV) for example.