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Examining the associations between immigrant legal status and race/ethnicity on contraception method use among women in California of reproductive age

In this study I will assess if immigrant women of reproductive age (18-49 years) face inequities in reproductive health.

Principal Investigator: Angubeen Khan

Examining the associations between immigrant legal status and race/ethnicity on contraception method use among women in California of reproductive age

Principal Investigator: Angubeen Khan

Attitudes and experiences of Asian American and Pacific Islander Californians toward mental health, health, social services, and acts of discrimination

Principal Investigator: S. Karthick Ramakrishnan

Youth and young adult suicidal thoughts and behaviors, mental health, and firearm proximity

Study how firearm proximity may be related to mental health concerns among youth and young adults, particularly those at risk for suicide.

Principal Investigator: Joan Asarnow

Examining the associations between immigrant legal status and race/ethnicity on contraception method use among women in California of reproductive age

In this study I will assess if immigrant women of reproductive age (18-49 years) face inequities in reproductive health.

Principal Investigator: Angubeen Khan

California Health Interview Survey: Long-Term Services and Supports Study

This project is a CHIS follow-on survey. The LTSS (long-term services and supports) Follow-On Study has been funded by the State of California and is being administered through a contract with the Department of Health Care Services.

Principal Investigator: Kathryn Kietzman

Gun Violence Risk and Prevention: A Focus on LGBTQ Adults in California

A cross-sectional study using CHIS data (2021-2022 pooled) is proposed to provide information about LGBT groups and risk of gun violence.

Principal Investigator: Kerith Conron

Linking state policies to Latino and Asian American immigrant health care access

The purpose of this study is to assess the association between access to health care and experiences of exclusion within the policy sectors of health care, social services, employment, education, and law enforcement among Asian and Latino immigrants.

Principal Investigator: Kathryn Kietzman

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Access to Mental Health Services under the ACA

The study aims to assess the effect of the ACA on mental health utilization in one state, and whether that effect differed among racial groups.

Principal Investigator: Lyoung Hee Kim

Lives of LGBT migrants

There are an estimated 1.3 million LGBT foreign-born adults in the U.S. whose needs are largely invisible to policy-makers and service providers due to gaps in data collection systems.

Principal Investigator: Kerith Conron