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Victory Osezua

Hi there!

I’m Victory Osezua

I’m glad you’re here. I’m a public health educator, researcher, and advocate committed to advancing health equity, policy, and social justice.

About Victory

My journey in public health has been shaped by a deep commitment to creating meaningful change both in the classroom and in communities that are marginalized.

My work focuses on understanding and addressing how systems of oppression shape health outcomes and access to well-being, particularly for vulnerable populations. Through mixed-method research, I explore the experiences of Black youth, refugees and immigrants, and individuals living with or at risk for HIV, to inform policies and practices that promote equity.

Research

Current research projects

My research centers around addressing systems change and social justice approaches to target the root causes of issues that influence the wellbeing of populations that are marginalized using qualitative and quantitative research methods

The Meaning of Well-Being to African Great Lakes Region Refugee Youth

Exploring how refugee youth define and experience well-being in the context of displacement and resettlement.

Problematic Smartphone Use Among Adults

Investigating the impact of excessive smartphone use on mental health and overall well-being.

The Value of Antiracism Pedagogy in Public Health Teaching and Learning

Exploring how integrating antiracism principles enhances student learning and supports equitable teaching practices.