Black Youth Suicide Rates Rising, Defying Historic Trends: Report
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Congressional task force report—led by NYU's Michael A. Lindsey—finds glaring racial disparities in mental health treatment nationally.
A Guide to Navigating Holiday Loneliness
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Meditation, nature, and volunteering can help counter seasonal lows, according to social work researchers studying isolation.
The Invisible US Hispanic-Latino HIV Crisis: Addressing Gaps in the National Response
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Peer-Reviewed critique by NYU researcher Vincent Guilamo-Ramos is published as World AIDS Day 2019 nears
1619 Project Creator Nikole Hannah-Jones to Speak at NYU - Nov. 18
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She will discuss the legacy of slavery in America in a fireside chat with Christina Greer.
Study: Self-Reported Suicide Attempts Rising in Black Teens as Other Groups Decline
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NYU McSilver Institute-led findings contribute to what is known about the crisis.
The 12 Biggest Myths about Homelessness in America
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Silver School of Social Work professor Deborah K. Padgett’s scholarship upends common assumptions about substance abuse, mental illness, and ‘bad choices.’
New Treatment for People Convicted of Domestic Violence Reduced Subsequent Arrests For All Types of Crimes, Study Finds
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Randomized controlled study found that a new "hybrid" intervention grounded in principles of restorative justice can be strikingly effective.
NYU Silver Study Counters Narrative that Street Homeless Are “Service Resistant”
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Interviews with the homeless living on New York City streets show that bureaucratic obstacles, not personal recalcitrance, keep many from accepting offers of shelter.
In New Paper, NYU Researcher Identifies Differentiated Service Delivery as Key to Stem HIV/AIDS Epidemic
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New York University's Vincent Guilamo-Ramos calls for specially tailored, or differentiated, HIV prevention and treatment services for adolescents and young adults, in National Academy of Medicine paper.
McSilver Institute Receives NIMH Grant to Study Engagement by Black Adolescents in Depression Treatment
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Pilot randomized controlled clinical trial will study the effectiveness of a promising intervention in sixty Black adolescents who have depression symptoms and attend grades 6-12 in New York City.