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Social Determinants of Health in New Mexico Study

The New Landscapes of a Majority-Minority State: Politics, Economy, Health, and Well-Being survey applies the social determinants of health framework onto the New Mexican context.

Student Showcase

Student research, publications, and current projects. 

RWJF Immigration and Health Policy Conference

RWJF Center Fellows and leading scholars of Race and Health Policy Center participanted in the June 23, 2015 Immigration and Health Conference

RWJF Leadership Team

RWJF Leadership Team at the Early Child Development and Health Symposium, April 2015 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Center Fellows Meet Senator Tom Udall

Center Director Gabe Sanchez and U.S. Senator from New Mexico Tom Udall with Center Fellows in Spring 2015

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Featured Scholar

Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa, MS
RWJF Center for Health Policy Doctoral Fellow

Patricia Rodriguez Espinosa, M.S., is a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Psychology at the University of New Mexico and Dissertation Fellow at the RWJF Center for Health Policy. Ms. Rodriguez Espinosa is pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology as well as Masters of Public Health in the School of Medicine. A native of Habana, Cuba, Patricia moved to the United States in 2007, going on to graduate with a B.S. in Psychology in 2010 and immediately starting her doctoral degree. She received her Master’s in Science degree in Psychology in 2013 after defending her thesis with distinctions in the Department of Psychology at UNM. Patricia’s direct experiences with immigration have become the starting point for her research agenda focusing on immigrant and Latino health in the United Stated. 

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