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Before the Billions: Housing Insecurity in The Inheritance Games
Jennifer Lynn Barnes is the New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular YA series, The Inheritance Games. If you are unfamiliar with the series - the first installment in the series has sold more than six million copies worldwide - it is part mystery, part thriller as it follows the trials of the main character Avery Kylie Grambs, who just inherited an unknown-to-her billionaire’s fortune. Tobias Hawthorne, the billionaire in question, was a lover of puzzles and
Kara Bonitatibus
Jun 184 min read
Public Health in the Pages: Kicking Off a New Reading Series
There is a saying among public health professionals (or at the very least between me and a good friend and colleague) that goes something like: public health is everywhere. Public health is more formally defined as the science and practice of protecting and improving the health of communities or populations (as opposed to the practice of medicine, which focuses on the individual). What does this mean in practice? Public health covers the healthcare we can access, the air that
Kara Bonitatibus
Jun 82 min read
A Surprising Venn Diagram: Compliance and Public Health
When I embarked on the next chapter of my career by enrolling in a graduate program for my masters in public health, I naively thought my undergraduate degree in chemical engineering would have more overlap and relativity to the subject than my nearly two decades as a compliance attorney. That shortsightedness was in direct defiance to the fact I spent the majority of my legal career working in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. What I quickly realized, however, is
Kara Bonitatibus
Jun 33 min read
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