Karra Named Max Planck Sabbatical Award Laureate
Through the Max Planck Sabbatical Award, Professor Mahesh Karra plans to be at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research during his sabbatical in 2021.
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BtH: Why Global Studies Matters Right Now
During a special online edition of Beyond the Headlines (BtH), panelists discuss why global studies is so important today.
Karra Presents on Gender and Mobile Money
Professor Mahesh Karra presented the preliminary findings of a study on gender and mobile money in Mozambique.
Karra Publishes Research on Medicare & Medicaid Expansion
Professor Mahesh Karra’s new research on public perception of the future expansion of Medicare and Medicaid has been published.
Karra Co-Authors Research on Postpartum Family Planning in Tanzania
New research co-authored by Mahesh Karra evaluates the intervention that sought to improve women’s access to PPFP in Tanzania.
Karra Publishes Research on Birth Spacing and Child Health
Prof. Mahesh Karra publishes a co-authored research paper entitled “Birth Spacing and Child Health Trajectories,” in the Population and Development Review.
Karra and Colleagues Release First Round Results of COVID-19 Survey
Early results of a national web survey on COVID-19 symptoms and responses, conducted by Prof. Karra and colleagues, finds that older people in the U.S. are maintaining fewer close contacts than younger cohorts.
Karra Launches Survey on COVID-19 and Social Distancing
Mahesh Karra launches a national web survey to gather information on the prevalence of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) symptoms and social distancing behavior from the general U.S. population
Karra Presents at EEA on Reproductive Health in India
Prof. Mahesh Karra spoke at EEA Conference in Boston and presented research on “Mummy-ji: The Influence of Mothers-in-Law on Women’s Social Networks, Mobility, and Reproductive Health in India.”
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Karra to Join Editorial Advisory Committee of IPSRH
Karra to join the Editorial Advisory Committee (EAC) for International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health.