"Research Debriefed" highlights latest work of Rosenda Murillo

Research Debriefed, a series highlighting articles published by UH College of Education faculty, discusses Murillo's look at the relationship between the frequency of seeing people walk in a neighborhood and the feelings of connectedness in the neighborhood.

April 04, 2019 /

In this edition of "Research Debriefed" Rosenda Murillo discusses her latest journal article, which aims to see if there is an association between frequency of seeing people walk and neighborhood social cohesion, and whether it varies between race and ethnicity.

Research Area

Community-Based Implementation Strategies

Social Determinants of Health Behavior

Environmental Predictors

Cultural Predictors