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91르적 the speakers<\/b>:
\nAlly Hunter, PhD Science Education, MS Biology (Micro & Molecular)
\nPostdoctoral Fellow
\nCenter for Youth Engagement
\nNSF Project RAISE (Reclaiming Access to Inquiry Science Education for Incarcerated Learners)
\nNSF Project INSITE (INtegrating STEM Into Transition Education for Incarcerated Youth)
\nUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst<\/p>\n

https:\/\/www.umass.edu\/education\/people\/ally-hunter<\/a><\/p>\n

Christina Anderson Bosch
\nDoctoral Candidate at University of Massachusetts, Amherst
\nM.A., Special Education: Learning Disabilities
\nM. Ed., Mind, Brain and Education
\nNSF Project RAISE (Reclaiming Access to Inquiry Science Education for Incarcerated Learners)<\/p>\n

https:\/\/umass.academia.edu\/ChristinaBosch<\/a><\/p>\n

91르적 the seminar<\/strong>: In the US, incarcerated youth are a population that are vulnerable to a variety of poor outcomes that include disrupted or incomplete education, unemployment, homelessness, health disparities, and incarceration as adults.\u00a0 Through the lens of microbiome health we can envision additional poor outcomes for incarcerated youth: loss of access to nutrition and diet education, loss of access to diets that support microbiome health, loss of access to beneficial microbes, and over-exposure to harmful microbes.<\/p>\n

This presentation will discuss the potential for microbial inequity for incarcerate youth and highlight current educational responses that could serve to mitigate some of these disparities.<\/p>\n

Using our experiences as educational researchers and curriculum developers on STEM education initiatives for incarcerated youth, we will present background information on this particularly vulnerable population.\u00a0 We will discuss our work on developing biology curriculum for juvenile justice settings and where we see a need for further development of microbiology, nutrition and basic health curriculum.\u00a0 Then, we will facilitate a group discussion to engage the scientific community with this understudied and underserved population in the context of microbial inequity.<\/p>\n

Please use this link<\/a> to register<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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