Edson Chipalo, Ph.D

Assistant professor
University of Cincinnati

Dr. Chipalo is an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati's School of Social Work, College of Allied Health Sciences. His research examines the effects of childhood adversities and health outcomes in children, young adults, refugees, and immigrants in limited-resource settings.

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Presentation(s):

• Emotional Violence and Functional Impairments Among Refugee Students in Tanzania

• Adverse Childhood Experiences and Parent-Reported Socioeconomic Challenges in U.S. Children

• Discrimination Against Children with Disabilities: Insights from the National Children’s Health Survey

• Childhood Adversity and Learning Disabilities: Results from the National Survey of Children’s Health

• Cumulative Adverse Childhood Experiences and Parent-Reported Use of Safety Nets in the U.S.

• Adverse Childhood Experiences and Disability Severity Among Children of Immigrant Caregivers

• Intersectional Barriers and Coping Strategies in PrEP Disclosure Among Ugandan Adolescent Girls

• Parent-Reported Income Insufficiency and Childhood Adversity in U.S Children