Chelsea Ducille
Research Assistant
Chelsea Ducille is currently a PhD candidate in Maternal and Child Health at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and a Carolina Population Center Population Science Trainee. Her research focuses on maternal and child health outcomes in low-resource settings, access to healthcare, border crossing for healthcare, and the effects of migration on family health. She has a diverse set of experiences in global and domestic public health research, where she examines health inequality, barriers to access to care, and migration or border crossing for healthcare. Chelsea has been a North Carolina resident for nine years, but is a Raleigh newcomer. She is excited to learn more about her Raleigh community and get involved in the wonderful community-based work happening here.
Last week, the U.S (United States). Census Bureau released 2023 county population estimates. These annual estimates tell us how county populations in North Carolina have changed over the course of a year: in this case, between July 1, 2022 and…
Deciding which educational pathway to pursue is often a daunting decision for a high schooler transitioning to postsecondary education. There are many questions a student must ask. Do I want to pursue a credential or a degree awarding program? What…
Dr. Michael Cline is the state demographer for North Carolina at the Office of State Budget and Management and has given us permission to re-post his content here. The original version of this piece is here. The foreign-born population in…
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