The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS) has followed Wisconsin’s 1957 high school graduates for 66 years, linking early and midlife experiences with later-life health. Recently, WLS engaged Hmong refugees resettled in Wisconsin to understand similarities and differences in the experiences of aging in the state.
Join Michal Engelman, professor in the College of Letters & Sciences at UW-Madison and leader of the RISE-Thrive Collaboration Headquarters at the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery for this exciting Badger Talk about the WLS.
