María Teresa Herrera Vivar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3466873 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María Teresa Herrera Vivar |
| GIVEN NAMES | María Teresa Herrera |
| FAMILY NAME | Vivar |
| SIGNATURE | VIVAR M T H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goethe University Frankfurt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 174 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 4 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants:An Application of Concept Mapping Karen T. D'Alonzo, PhD, RN, APNC, FAAN, Frances Munet Vilaró, PhD, RN, Lisa Garsman, PhD, RN, APNC, Scott R. Rosas, PhD, and Maria Vivar Purpose • This study described and statistically evaluated the factors felt to contribute to weight gain and obesity among Mexican immigra…
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Community-based participatory research has been identified as an approach to research where community members, organizational representatives, and academic researchers all participate in the research process. As research partners, community members and academics may find some common ground in identification of problems, but frequently differ in their perception of the cause of those problems and struggle with arriving at a "shared interpretation"…
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Community Policy Brief
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action - Volume 14, Issue 2, Summer 2020
Framing Intersectionality
Framing Intersectionality
Angela Davis Gastprofessur für Gender and Diversity Studies am Cornelia Goethe Centrum der Universität Frankfurt am Main
Article Angela Davis Gastprofessur für Gender and Diversity Studies am Cornelia Goethe Centrum der Universität Frankfurt am Main was published on May 1, 2014 in the journal Feministische Studien (volume 32, issue 1)
Fokus Intersektionalität – eine Einleitung
Fokus Intersektionalität
Fokus Intersektionalität
Fokus Intersektionalität – eine Einleitung
Die Debatte über Intersektionalität hat in Deutschland Hochkonjunktur (siehe feministische studien 1, 2009; Klinger, Knapp und Sauer 2007; Klinger und Knapp 2008; Knapp und Wetterer 2003; Walgenbach et al. 2007; Bührmann 2009; Casale und Rendtorff 2008). Mit unserer Tagung "Celebrating Intersectionality ? Debates on a Multi-Faceted Concept in Gender Studies", die am 22. und 23. Januar 2009 an der Frankfurter Goethe Universität stattfand und mit 3…
Fokus Intersektionalität
Die hier versammelten Beiträge spiegeln den aktuellen Stand der Debatte um Intersektionalität 20 Jahre nach Prägung des Begriffes im Schwarzen Feminismus in den USA. Bei seiner transatlantischen Reise
Fokus Intersektionalität. Bewegungen und Verortungen eines vielschichtigen Konzeptes
Framing Intersectionality
Fokus Intersektionalität. Bewegungen und Verortungen eines vielschichtigen Konzeptes
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Fokus Intersektionalität – eine Einleitung
Die Debatte über Intersektionalität hat in Deutschland Hochkonjunktur (siehe feministische studien 1, 2009; Klinger, Knapp und Sauer 2007; Klinger und Knapp 2008; Knapp und Wetterer 2003; Walgenbach et al. 2007; Bührmann 2009; Casale und Rendtorff 2008). Mit unserer Tagung "Celebrating Intersectionality ? Debates on a Multi-Faceted Concept in Gender Studies", die am 22. und 23. Januar 2009 an der Frankfurter Goethe Universität stattfand und mit 3…
Fokus Intersektionalität
Die hier versammelten Beiträge spiegeln den aktuellen Stand der Debatte um Intersektionalität 20 Jahre nach Prägung des Begriffes im Schwarzen Feminismus in den USA. Bei seiner transatlantischen Reise
Fokus Intersektionalität. Bewegungen und Verortungen eines vielschichtigen Konzeptes
Fokus Intersektionalität
Fokus Intersektionalität
Fokus Intersektionalität – eine Einleitung
Angela Davis Gastprofessur für Gender and Diversity Studies am Cornelia Goethe Centrum der Universität Frankfurt am Main
Article Angela Davis Gastprofessur für Gender and Diversity Studies am Cornelia Goethe Centrum der Universität Frankfurt am Main was published on May 1, 2014 in the journal Feministische Studien (volume 32, issue 1)
Framing Intersectionality
Framing Intersectionality
Using Concept Mapping within a Community–Academic Partnership to Examine Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Results suggest high levels of social stress are contributing to food insecurity and obesity among Mexican immigrant families. Areas identified for intervention planning reflect the need for a multifaceted approach toward obesity prevention
Community Policy Brief
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action - Volume 14, Issue 2, Summer 2020
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants:An Application of Concept Mapping Karen T. D'Alonzo, PhD, RN, APNC, FAAN, Frances Munet Vilaró, PhD, RN, Lisa Garsman, PhD, RN, APNC, Scott R. Rosas, PhD, and Maria Vivar Purpose • This study described and statistically evaluated the factors felt to contribute to weight gain and obesity among Mexican immigra…
Differences in Community Members' and Academics' Perceptions of Factors Contributing to Food Insecurity and Obesity among Mexican Immigrants
Community-based participatory research has been identified as an approach to research where community members, organizational representatives, and academic researchers all participate in the research process. As research partners, community members and academics may find some common ground in identification of problems, but frequently differ in their perception of the cause of those problems and struggle with arriving at a "shared interpretation"…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Sociology and Education Studies (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Immigration (4 works) · Interdisciplinary research (4 works) · Men's Studies (4 works) · Sex role (4 works) · Women's Studies (4 works) · Community Health and Development (3 works)