Health Information Inequity in South Jersey-Vineland/ Rutgers University-CamdenThis study examines how governance and funding constraints influence the equitable delivery of public health services, specifically regarding diabetes and maternal mortality initiatives. By interviewing healthcare professionals and community members, the project aims to identify barriers to healthcare access and evaluate the communication gap between practitioners and the populations they serve.

Initial Community Food Policy Research & Assessment for Atlantic City, New JerseyWe seek to demonstrate the use of a food policy audit as a tool to increase transparency in local food system governance & to increase food equity.

Making the Invisible Visible: Using Augmented Reality Visualization to Look Behind the Scenes at the Community Impacts of the Opioid Epidemic on the City of CamdenWe seek to utilize augmented reality visualization and field-based observations to look behind the scenes of the opioid epidemic in the City of Camden to visualize the impact of opioid use and abuse on community health, as well as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on community opioid use.