Mural painting in South Philadelphia: a means of addressing racism directed against Bhutanese and Burmese refugees, and improving health outcomes
Study Title: |
Mural painting in South Philadelphia: a means of addressing racism directed against Bhutanese and Burmese refugees, and improving health outcomes
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Study Aims: |
To assess the effect of Murals in South Philadelphia on 1. reducing acts of discrimination against refugees 2. level of acculturation 3. community’s mental health
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Study Methods: |
Surveys and interviews
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Focus: |
Mental Health
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Community: |
Bhutanese and Burmese
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Timeline: |
2013
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Summary of Recommendations: |
Assess objectives on completion of murals
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Researchers: |
Meera Bhardwaj
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Contact: |
meera.bhardway@jefferson.edu
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Affiliation: |
Jefferson Medical College
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Poster-Mural painting in South Philadelphia