Danielle Lambert

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Danielle Lambert is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia College of Public Health in the United States. Her research focuses on the intersection of public health, religion, and community health promotion, as evidenced by her recent articles examining crisis pregnancy centers, health services for marginalized groups, and the role of faith in sexual decision-making. Dr. Lambert aims to address health disparities through a qualitative lens, particularly in the context of HIV prevention and health behaviors among rural and African American communities.

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A double-edged sword: Examining the role of technology inperpetuating and preventing teen dating violence among sexual and gender minorityyouth in the Deep South

Open Date: 2020-09-30

Close Date: 2022-09-29

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Carolyn Lauckner

University of Georgia

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Kaitlin Piper

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Emory University

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Crisis Pregnancy Centers in the United States: Post-Dobbs Characteristics and Changes

Spatial Analyses of Crisis Pregnancy Centers and Abortion Facilities in the United States, 2021: Pre-Dobbs Cross-Sectional Study (Preprint)

Reach and Capacity of Black Protestant Health Ministries as Sites of Community-Wide Health Promotion: A Qualitative Social Ecological Model Examination

A qualitative assessment of barriers to healthcare and HIV prevention services among men who have sex with men in non-metropolitan areas of the south

Re-membering HIV in the Black Church: women’s religious and social identity in relation to perceived risk and men on the down low

The Impact of Religious Participation and Religious Upbringing on The Sexual Behavior of Emerging Adults in The Southern United States

Dating app use among rural men who have sex with men and its relationship to HIV prevention and risk behaviors: a mixed-methods analysis

The Availability of HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing and Treatment Services at Crisis Pregnancy Centers in the United States

A Web-Based Geolocated Directory of Crisis Pregnancy Centers (CPCs) in the United States: Description of CPC Map Methods and Design Features and Analysis of Baseline Data

A Qualitative Exploration of Religion, Gender Norms, and Sexual Decision-Making within African American Faith-Based Communities

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Carolyn Lauckner

Kaitlin Piper

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