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Ruby L. Fried

Associate Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Center for Community Engagement and Learning

School Of Graduate

College Of Health

Prince William Sound College

College Of Prince William Sound

College of Health

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Graduate School

School Of Graduate

Division Of Population Health Sciences

Health Sciences Department

College Of Prince William Sound

Office Of Pwsc Academic Affairs

Studies Of Department Of Geography And Environmental

University of Alaska Anchorage

Ruby L. Fried is currently serving as a Center For Community Engagement And Learning Associate Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Ruby L. Fried

University of Alaska Anchorage

Associate Professor

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public health global health covid-19 public health preparedness covid-19 pandemic remote alaska epidemiology vaccines vaccination vaccine hesitancy social determinants of health communicable diseases preventive medicine vulnerability mental health international health crisis management public health ethics global health crisis emergency medicine resilience disaster prevention disaster risk reduction disaster medicine evolutionary anthropology public health nutrition family violence psychological trauma interpersonal violence infection control food policy sustainable development disaster vulnerability disaster research disaster response vulnerable populations emergency preparedness social stress psychosocial factors epidemic intelligence disease outbreaks food security community-based conservation sustainable food systems vaccine efficacy physical health social vulnerability remote alaskan communities multiple branches developmental origins disease framework covid-19 vaccine hesitant adoption longitudinal view household stress/violence covid-19 vaccine decision-making november 2020 understanding responses pandemic preparedness transdisciplinary synthesis

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Leveraging Value-Based Pathways for Indigenous Food Security Through Participatory Scenario Planning: A Case Study From St. Paul Island, Alaska, USA. Futures (2025)

public healthcommunity-based conservationvalue-based pathwayscommunity developmentcommunity engagementfood securityfood systemspublic policyindigenous food securityfood policysustainable developmentsustainable food systemsst. paul island

Beyond Covid: Towards a Transdisciplinary Synthesis for Understanding Responses and Developing Pandemic Preparedness in Alaska. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2024)

Taylor P. van DorenRyan A. BrownGuangqing ChiPatricia CochranKatie CuevaLaura EichelbergerRuby FriedStacey FritzMicah B. HahnRon HeintzDavin HolenNoor JohnsonJosée LavoieEmily MaxwellLisa McNairTodd NicewongerRobert W. OrttungAndrey N. PetrovJames E. Powell

public healthcommunicable diseasespublic health preparednesspandemic preparednesscovid-19epidemiologycovid-19 pandemicinternational healthcrisis managementglobal health crisisepidemic intelligenceglobal healthtransdisciplinary synthesisdisease outbreaksunderstanding responses

Covid-19 Vaccine Decision-Making in Remote Alaska Between November 2020 and November 2021. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2023)

vaccinescommunicable diseasespublic health preparednessremote alaskavaccine hesitancycovid-19infection controlepidemiologycovid-19 pandemiccovid-19 vaccine decision-makingpreventive medicinenovember 2020vaccinationinfectious diseases

“in the Beginning, I Said I Wouldn't Get It.”: Hesitant Adoption of the Covid-19 Vaccine in Remote Alaska Between November 2020 and 2021. Social Science & Medicine (2023)

public healthvaccinespublic health ethicspublic health preparednessremote alaskavaccine hesitancycovid-19hesitant adoptionepidemiologycovid-19 vaccinecovid-19 pandemicinternational healthglobal health crisisglobal healthvaccination

‘Remoteness Was a Blessing, but Also a Potential Downfall’: Traditional/Subsistence and Store-Bought Food Access in Remote Alaska During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Public Health Nutrition (2023)

Ruby L FriedMicah B HahnPatricia CochranLaura P Eichelberger

public healthremote alaskacovid-19 pandemicsocial determinants of healthnutritionhealth sciencespublic health nutrition

Coping Strategies and Household Stress/Violence in Remote Alaska: A Longitudinal View Across the Covid-19 Pandemic. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2022)

public healthremote alaskahousehold stress/violencepsychosocial factorscovid-19mental healthpsychological traumacovid-19 pandemicsocial determinants of healthsocial stressglobal healthfamily violenceinterpersonal violencelongitudinal viewvulnerability

Evolving Perceptions of Covid-19 Vaccines Among Remote Alaskan Communities. International Journal of Circumpolar Health (2022)

vaccinescommunicable diseasespublic health preparednessremote alaskan communitiesvaccine hesitancycovid-19epidemiologypreventive medicinevaccination

“in the Beginning, I Said I Wouldn’t Get It.”: In-Depth Qualitative Interviews to Understand Vaccine Hesitancy, Acceptance, and Decision-Making in Remote Alaska Between November 2020 and July 2021. Research Square (2022)

public healthvaccinespublic health ethicshealth communicationremote alaskavaccine hesitancyunderstand vaccine hesitancyvaccine efficacyin-depth qualitative interviewspreventive medicineglobal healthvaccination

Compounding Effects of Social Vulnerability and Recurring Natural Disasters on Mental and Physical Health. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness (2021)

Micah B HahnRebecca Van WyckLauren LessardRuby Fried

emergency medicinesocial vulnerabilitysocial determinants of healthglobal healthresiliencedisaster vulnerabilitydisaster researchpublic healthdisastersdisaster medicineemergency preparednessphysical healthvulnerabilitydisaster risk reductionpublic health preparednessdisaster responsemental healthvulnerable populationscrisis managementdisaster prevention

Synergies Between the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease Framework and Multiple Branches of Evolutionary Anthropology. Evolutionary Anthropology Issues News and Reviews (2020)

Luseadra McKerracherRuby FriedAndrew W. KimTina MoffatDeborah M. SlobodaTracey Galloway

multiple branchesevolutionary anthropologydevelopmental biologydevelopmental originsdisease framework