Welcome to the Public Health Ethics Lab, led by Dr. Rachel Gur-Arie
Welcome to the Public Health Ethics Lab, led by Dr. Rachel Gur-Arie
Aylette at a community discussion event in Flagstaff on accountability and rebuilding trust, Fall 2026
First meeting of the 2026-27 academic year, Fall 2026
Our lab at pickleball, Spring 2026
Emily wearing PHE Lab merch in front of "The Bean" for SBM's 2026 Conference, Spring 2026
Lily presenting her research as a Maricopa County Public Health HOPE Division Intern, Spring 2026
Members of the Public Health Ethics Lab volunteer at Feed My Starving Children, Spring 2026
Jenny presenting her research project ideas to the lab, Spring 2026
Our lab at Lydia's, Fall 2025
Ryan, Lila and Amy volunteering together at NOAH, Fall 2025
First meeting of the 2025-26 academic year, Fall 2025
Organizations and institutions the Public Health Ethics Lab has worked with
Organization: John Templeton Foundation
Title of Grant: Utilizing Empirical Ethics to Conceptualize Religion-Based Vaccine Hesitancy in the United States
Grant Number: #63342
Amount: $259,993 (2024-2027)
Organization: Mayo Clinic ASU Alliance
Title of Grant: Characterizing healthcare provider experiences with implementing genomic medicine in a federally-qualified health center
Amount: $100,000 (2023)
Organization: Arizona Department of Health Services
Title of Grant: Building on Partnerships to Poster Trust in Health: Engaging stakeholders for the establishment of the ASU-Mayo Clinic Symposium on Trust, Health, and Discourse (2026)
Title of Grant: Partnerships to Foster Trust in Health: Towards the establishment of the ASU-Mayo Clinic Symposium on Trust, Health, and Discourse (2025)
Amount: $17,000 (2026) and $20,000 (2025)
Organization: National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
Title of Grant: EHR-based Genomic Discovery and Implementation (Bioethics Supplement)
Grant Number: 3U01HG006379-12S2
Amount: $211,810 (2023-2024)