# Rachel Hardeman
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Rachel Renee Hardeman is an American public health academic who is Associate Professor of Division of Health Policy and Management at the University of Minnesota. She holds the inaugural Blue Cross Endowed Professorship in Health and Racial Equity. Her research considers how racism impacts health outcomes, particularly for the maternal health of African-Americans.
Black Maternal Matters
On this episode of Our Body Politic, Farai Chideya looks back at our conversations around Black Maternal health. First, she speaks with Aftershock co-director Tonya Lewis Lee and film subject Shawnee Benton-Gibson. Then, we hear from Dr. Rachel Hardeman about racism as one of the root causes of hea…
Harnessing Legacy & Leadership - A Conversation with Dr. Rachel Hardeman and Simone Hardeman-Jones
In our latest episode of Conversations with Chanda, we are joined by Dr. Rachel R. Hardeman, a Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and Director of the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity and Simone Hardeman-Jones, Executive Director of GreenLight Fund Twin …
Getting to the Root Cause of Inequity
UROC Research Agenda awardee and nationally recognized community-engaged scholar Rachel Hardeman is leading a major research project titled Multidimensional Measures of Structural Racism. The project explores the measurement of the impact of structural racism in urban communities and documents the …
Power Pair: The Hardeman twins and their shared commitment to equity
Rachel Hardeman and Simone Hardeman-Jones are identical twins who share more than DNA. They also share a commitment to addressing racial inequities.
Rachel Hardeman is a professor at the University of Minnesota whose research is used nationally to show how racism affects health. Her work illuminate…
Power Pair: The Hardeman twins and their shared commitment to equity
Rachel Hardeman and Simone Hardeman-Jones are identical twins who share more than DNA. They also share a commitment to addressing racial inequities.
Rachel Hardeman is a professor at the University of Minnesota whose research is used nationally to show how racism affects health. Her work illuminate…
How Trump’s DEI Ban Will Affect Medical Research
Changes limiting programs, grants, and even the nature of studies are already underway at the NIH, NSF, FDA, CDC, and more.
On President Trump’s first day in office, he signed an executive order to end what he calls “illegal and immoral discrimination programs,” referencing diversity, equity, and i…
Black Maternal Health Week Panel, Part 2
Welcome to The Bond: Our Babies, Our Voices.
In this episode we bring together a panel to celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025 in Minnesota.
We are joined by Dr. Nathan T. Chomilo, Medical Director for the State of Minnesota’s Medicaid & MinnesotaCare programs; Dr. Rachel Hardeman, a leading…
Black Maternal Health Week Panel, Part 1
Welcome to The Bond: Our Babies, Our Voices.
In this episode we bring together a panel to celebrate Black Maternal Health Week 2025 in Minnesota.
We are joined by Dr. Nathan T. Chomilo, Medical Director for the State of Minnesota’s Medicaid & MinnesotaCare programs; Dr. Rachel Hardeman, a leading…
Bloody Hell, Hysterectomies, & Health Justice
"Bloody Hell, Hysterectomies, & Health Justice" featuring Pam Luginbill, Dr. Paige Halvorson, and Dr. Rachel Hardeman.
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