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Vesla Weaver

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Department of Sociology

The Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Vesla Weaver is currently serving as a Political Science Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology at Johns Hopkins University.

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Vesla Weaver

Johns Hopkins University

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology

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public health health sciences environmental health political science nephrology environmental science respiratory medicine environmental epidemiology renal function air pollution race occupational medicine environmental toxicology metal contamination environmental research politics occupational therapy occupational epidemiology occupational toxicology metal toxicity criminology race relations contemporary racism criminal justice democracy environmental exposures lead workers ecotoxicology kidney outcomes political behavior human exposure adolescent medicine kidney function exposure assessment community policing urban politics renal care occupational safety occupational hygiene patella lead carceral state blood cadmium american racial order korean lead workers vascular biology regulatory toxicology racial studies white supremacy urban security political process political theory policed communities uric acid blood purification digestive diseases bone research atmospheric research ethnic studies political analysis penology political development treatment effects environmental analysis black politics opioid use disorder opioid epidemic psychotropic medication occupational disorder neurobehavioral test scores glomerular filtration rate political discourse d-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase united states american studies liver physiology race-class subjugated communities

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Black Political Mobilization and the Us Carceral State: How Tracing Community Struggles for Safety Changes the Policing Narrative. Annual Review of Criminology (2025)

social justiceracial discriminationcommunity policingcriminologyethnic studiesraceblack politicsafrican american studiescriminal justice

The Environment and Kidney Disease in Children. (2024)

chronic kidney diseasekidney failurepediatricsenvironmental health perspectivenephrologyhealth sciences

Fatal Occupational Asthma in Cannabis Production — Massachusetts, 2022. MMWR Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (2023)

environmental healthair pollutionoccupational toxicologyrespiratory medicinepublic healthmortalityhealth sciencesasthma

They Make Money Off Chaos: Understanding Racially Extractive Policing Regimes Through a Subjugated Lens. Journal of Urban Affairs (2023)

Mihir ChaudharyVesla WeaverGwen Prowse

urban economicscriminologypolitical sciencepublic policyurban governanceurban theorycontemporary racismurban politicsurban policyanti-racismurban sociologysubjugated lensjournalism

Beyond the Ballot Box: A Conversation About Democracy and Policing in the United States. Annual Review of Political Science (2022)

Hakeem JeffersonJosé Luis GandaraCathy J. CohenYanilda M. GonzálezRebecca U. ThorpeVesla M. Weaver

politicscriminologypolitical sciencepolitical processunited statescommunicationsocial sciencesurban politicsdemocracypolitical behaviorcomparative politicsamerican political thoughtdemocratic theory

A People's Abolition: How Policed Communities Describe and Enact Liberatory Futures. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Mihir ChaudharyGwen ProwseVesla M. Weaver

social justicetransitional justicesocial impactsocial changepublic policysocial science researchsociologycommunity policingactivismurban theoryurban politicssocial movementsdemocracyhistorical sociologysocial sciencescriminal justiceurban sociology

Environmental Metals and Metal Mixtures and Renal Disease in an Adult Population From Spain: The Aragon Workers Health Study. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2021)

Maria Grau PerezArce Doming RellosoTamara Garcia BarreraJose L. Gomez ArizaMontserrat Leon LatreJ. Antonio CasasnovasBelen MorenoEliseo GuallarVirginia WeaverAna Navas AcienJosep RedonMaria Tellez Plaza

environmental healthadult populationmetal mixturesmetal contaminationenvironmental metalsenvironmental toxicologypublic healthrenal diseaseenvironmental chemistryspanishair pollutionwater pollutionenvironmental science

Hospitalised Heat-Related Acute Kidney Injury in Indoor and Outdoor Workers in the USA. Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2021)

Dallas S ShiVirginia M WeaverMichael J HodgsonAaron W Tustin

hospital medicinethermal engineeringrespiratory medicineair pollutionprimary investigationoutdoor workerscase studiesphysical activitypublic healthoccupational disorderoccupant comfortepidemiologyinfectious diseasesindustrial ecologydisaster medicineinflammationoccupational therapyoccupational exposure limitbuilt environment

My Group or Myself? How Black, Latino, and White Americans Choose a Neighborhood, Job, and Candidate When Personal and Group Interest Diverge. Perspectives on Politics (2021)

Jennifer HochschildSpencer PistonVesla Mae Weaver

politicsgroup processpolitical culturepolitical sciencesociologysocial influencesocial choicewhite americansselection biasgroup interest divergeminority influencepolitical psychologycandidate selectionpolitical behaviorcomparative politicscommunity perceptionsafrican american studiespolitical sociology

intensive carehyperthermianephrologyoccupational hygieneemergency medicine

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Vesla Weaver

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

Department of Sociology

The Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Vesla Weaver is currently serving as a Political Science Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Vesla Weaver

Johns Hopkins University

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Sociology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Black Political Mobilization and the Us Carceral State: How Tracing Community Struggles for Safety Changes the Policing Narrative. Annual Review of Criminology (2025)

social justiceracial discriminationcommunity policingcriminologyethnic studiesraceblack politicsafrican american studiescriminal justice

The Environment and Kidney Disease in Children. (2024)

chronic kidney diseasekidney failurepediatricsenvironmental health perspectivenephrologyhealth sciences

Fatal Occupational Asthma in Cannabis Production — Massachusetts, 2022. MMWR Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (2023)

environmental healthair pollutionoccupational toxicologyrespiratory medicinepublic healthmortalityhealth sciencesasthma

They Make Money Off Chaos: Understanding Racially Extractive Policing Regimes Through a Subjugated Lens. Journal of Urban Affairs (2023)

Mihir ChaudharyVesla WeaverGwen Prowse

urban economicscriminologypolitical sciencepublic policyurban governanceurban theorycontemporary racismurban politicsurban policyanti-racismurban sociologysubjugated lensjournalism

Beyond the Ballot Box: A Conversation About Democracy and Policing in the United States. Annual Review of Political Science (2022)

Hakeem JeffersonJosé Luis GandaraCathy J. CohenYanilda M. GonzálezRebecca U. ThorpeVesla M. Weaver

politicscriminologypolitical sciencepolitical processunited statescommunicationsocial sciencesurban politicsdemocracypolitical behaviorcomparative politicsamerican political thoughtdemocratic theory

A People's Abolition: How Policed Communities Describe and Enact Liberatory Futures. Social Science Quarterly (2021)

Mihir ChaudharyGwen ProwseVesla M. Weaver

Environmental Metals and Metal Mixtures and Renal Disease in an Adult Population From Spain: The Aragon Workers Health Study. ISEE Conference Abstracts (2021)

Hospitalised Heat-Related Acute Kidney Injury in Indoor and Outdoor Workers in the USA. Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2021)

Dallas S ShiVirginia M WeaverMichael J HodgsonAaron W Tustin

My Group or Myself? How Black, Latino, and White Americans Choose a Neighborhood, Job, and Candidate When Personal and Group Interest Diverge. Perspectives on Politics (2021)

Jennifer HochschildSpencer PistonVesla Mae Weaver

intensive carehyperthermianephrologyoccupational hygieneemergency medicine

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