S06 E09 – Exploring Public Enemy #1

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“What we're experiencing is not naturally occurring. It is produced. And if it is produced, it can be interrupted. And that, I think, requires us to just be honest about what is producing them.” – Carrie Rosario The HPP Podcasts celebrates the 2025 Sarah Mazelis Paper of the Year award winner, Dr. Carrie Rosario! In this episode, Dr. Rosario sits down with Dr. Shanaé Burch to discuss the context, significance, and implications of the poem she published in Health Promotion Practice. She discusses how Black American culture emerges in her work, and she even recites an excerpt from the poem to add color to the black and white on the paper. Of note, this is the first poem to be recognized as a Sara Mazelis Paper of the Year.On behalf of The HPP Podcast and Health Promotion Practice, we pause to celebrate and elevate the contributions of Dr. Carrie Rosario to the health promotion literature! We congratulate her on this milestone achievement and look forward to seeing how lives are transformed as a result of her actions! To read this profound work, visit:  Public Enemy #1: How Many More?

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