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Racha Sankar

Adjunct Faculty

Florida International University

Affiliations

Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work

Department of Dietetics & Nutrition

Racha Sankar is currently serving as a Dietetics & Nutrition Adjunct Faculty at Florida International University.

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Racha Sankar

Florida International University

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public health syrian refugees migration studies nutrition knowledge food insecurity human nutrition education demography underserved populations indigenous peoples refugee movements food security english adequacy health policy social sciences nutrition rural health livelihoods housing mental health stress (biology) vulnerability refugee studies public health nutrition housing studies regional studies livelihood security population nutrition forced migration societal influence migration policy intercultural education food insecurity status socioeconomic factors employment status

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Impact of Employment Status and Children in Households on Food Security Among Syrian Refugees Residing in Florida. Cureus (2025)

Racha SankarCatherine CocciaFlorance GeorgeFatma Huffman

refugee movementsunderserved populationsfood securitysyrian refugeesunemploymentpovertymigration studiesemployment statuspublic healthinternational migration

Nutrition Knowledge, English Adequacy, Women's Education, and Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. Cureus (2024)

Racha SankarFatma Huffman

nutrition knowledgeenglish adequacysyrian refugeesnutritioneducationfood insecuritypublic health

Nutrition Knowledge, English Adequacy, Women’s Education and Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. Current Developments in Nutrition (2021)

Racha SankarFatma Huffman

nutrition knowledgeenglish adequacysyrian refugeeshuman nutritioneducationmigration studiesindigenous peoplesintercultural educationfood insecuritypublic healthinternational migrationhealth sciences

The Effects of Types of Residence and Nutrition Knowledge on Food Insecurity Status Among Syrian Refugees Residing in the State of Florida. Current Developments in Nutrition (2020)

Racha SankarAdriana CampaFlorence GeorgeJustina OwusuCatherine CocciaFatma Huffman

syrian refugeesrefugee studieslivelihood securitymigration studiesrural healthpublic health nutritionpopulation nutritionpublic healthlivelihoodsunderserved populationsindigenous peopleshousingfood insecurity statushousing studiesnutrition knowledgedemographymental healthhealth policyhuman nutritionregional studiessocial sciences

The Impact of Nutrition Knowledge and Perceived Stress on Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida (P04-079-19). Current Developments in Nutrition (2019)

Racha SankarFatma HuffmanHassan VatanparastAdriana Campa

nutrition knowledgesyrian refugeeshuman nutritionfood insecuritypublic healthstress (biology)

The Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. (2019)

Racha Sankar

global healthvulnerabilityforced migrationrefugee movementseconomicsdemographyfood securityhuman migrationsyrian refugeespovertysocietal influencemigration studiessocioeconomic factorsfood insecuritypublic healthinternational migrationmigration policy

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Racha Sankar

Adjunct Faculty

Florida International University

Affiliations

Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work

Department of Dietetics & Nutrition

Racha Sankar is currently serving as a Dietetics & Nutrition Adjunct Faculty at Florida International University.

Honors

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Racha Sankar

Florida International University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Impact of Employment Status and Children in Households on Food Security Among Syrian Refugees Residing in Florida. Cureus (2025)

Racha SankarCatherine CocciaFlorance GeorgeFatma Huffman

refugee movementsunderserved populationsfood securitysyrian refugeesunemploymentpovertymigration studiesemployment statuspublic healthinternational migration

Nutrition Knowledge, English Adequacy, Women's Education, and Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. Cureus (2024)

Racha SankarFatma Huffman

nutrition knowledgeenglish adequacysyrian refugeesnutritioneducationfood insecuritypublic health

Nutrition Knowledge, English Adequacy, Women’s Education and Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. Current Developments in Nutrition (2021)

Racha SankarFatma Huffman

nutrition knowledgeenglish adequacysyrian refugeeshuman nutritioneducationmigration studiesindigenous peoplesintercultural educationfood insecuritypublic healthinternational migrationhealth sciences

The Effects of Types of Residence and Nutrition Knowledge on Food Insecurity Status Among Syrian Refugees Residing in the State of Florida. Current Developments in Nutrition (2020)

Racha SankarAdriana CampaFlorence GeorgeJustina OwusuCatherine CocciaFatma Huffman

The Impact of Nutrition Knowledge and Perceived Stress on Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida (P04-079-19). Current Developments in Nutrition (2019)

Racha SankarFatma HuffmanHassan VatanparastAdriana Campa

nutrition knowledgesyrian refugeeshuman nutritionfood insecuritypublic healthstress (biology)

The Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Food Insecurity Among Syrian Refugees in Florida. (2019)

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