Research
Bridging the gap between children and adult mental health in Texas
Seventy-five percent of adults with a serious mental illness report that their symptoms began before their 25th birthday. During those...
Read moreA guide to help former foster youth thrive in college
Research shows that over 80 percent of youth in foster care report wanting to go to college. However, only 20...
Read morePeer recovery coaches help battle addiction in Texas
Texans with substance use disorders who work with a peer recovery coach for a minimum of 12 months remain abstinent...
Read moreMedicaid and the Senate healthcare bill
As congress wrestles with replacing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a big question is where they will land with Medicaid...
Read moreSeparated at birth
Persistent disparities in health between African Americans and whites begin at birth and may be partially explained by long-term residential...
Read moreBringing the latest to addiction treatment and recovery
Social work researchers hope to speed up adoption of new therapies and tools to fight addiction with a major grant...
Read moreImproving the sexual health of underserved populations
Social work professor Michele Rountree believes that an effective way of reducing health disparities is bringing culturally tailored services to people...
Read moreJesus and healthcare
Many political leaders who support the U.S. House of Representatives version of a new healthcare bill proudly identify themselves as...
Read moreMental health and violence on campus
Weeks after the one-year anniversary of Haruka Weiser’s murder, The University of Texas at Austin is now mourning the murder...
Read moreAustin American-Statesman: Dean Zayas on Texas immigration bill
Senate Bill 4, signed by Governor Greg Abbott on May 7, becomes effective September 1, 2017. SB 4 imposes stiff...
Read moreDaniela Bermea on how Texas is failing mothers
Social work master’s student Daniela Bermea wrote an opinion piece for the Austin American-Statesman on the many ways in which...
Read moreChild maltreatment prevention is working in Texas
New report from the Texas Institute for Child & Family Wellbeing
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