As Ukraine marks the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, new research from Duke Sanford sheds light on how prolonged war is shaping not only young people’s mental health, but their biology.
Read about the study here: https://t.co/uHX9mnRfp6
Our new research in Ukraine; relations among war stressors, distress, and cortisol levels in youth. https://t.co/VWEgkMLh7Q
@DukeChildPol@DukeSanford@DukeSSRI
🌍 On Sept. 10, @ATSkinner1 joined a global panel: Countering False Narratives on the Indoctrination of Deported Ukrainian Children. The convo dug into how trauma, age & environment shape children’s voices. #BringKidsBackUA
Watch the full recording here https://t.co/xwfzesVCXN
Our research suggests teens likely overestimate the number of their friends and classmates who vape, with important implications for resisting peer influence and designing interventions to prevent adolescent vaping. @DukeCStARR . https://t.co/VAZQaRH6LD
Join us for a celebration of our community advocates and advocacy partners this year! Hear from speakers Angela Blue with the Hemophilia Alliance and Dr. Matt Pace with the BD SUMHAC about how BDFNC has collaborated with them throughout the year.
https://t.co/JTvnnubSHb
Helene was the most devastating storm NC has ever seen and there is a long recovery ahead for Western North Carolina. Next week, legislators should invest billions of dollars in WNC recovery instead of locking in billions for private school vouchers.
🔗 https://t.co/kSrhUnsDs1
Concluding 2 days at DIFI International Year of the Family 30th anniversary conference in Qatar with our report writing team on contemporary megatrends. @CarmenKealy1 @DukeChildPol @DukeSanford
Happy #WorldMentalHealthDay! Our Center celebrated by hosting the first @DukeU#GlobalMentalHealth Conference where faculty, students, and global and community colleagues shared their essential work. We are so grateful for our community. Learn more here: https://t.co/Idihhzlpzv
I will be reviewing applications for a new Ph.D. student in Developmental Psychology @MizzouPsych this cycle. If you know of students interested in family relationships and adolescent wellbeing, please send them my way and have them attend one of our virtual open houses!
In press today: Longitudinal work with my Duke colleagues about teen vaping behavior. When teens perceive more of their peers vape, they are less likely to resist the pressure to also vape, but are they always right? https://t.co/zDcmt0xHJt
#SRACHICAGO2024 has officially begun in beautiful Chicago with our COVID-19 global scholars pre-conference! Our @SRAdolescence fellowship funded by @templeton_fdn began in 2022 and great to now share and reflect on what we’ve accompliahed with @ATSkinner1 and @CarmenKealy1!
📣On March 28, Center faculty @ATSkinner1 in partnership with Dr. Alla Prokhovnik-Raphique and @KenanEthics will discuss Ukrainian resilience and coping in the time of war and trauma. Register here https://t.co/WSjECbEODf to learn how supporters can aid in the recovery process.
Delighted to see our work as the featured article in this issue. We continue to learn more about COVID-19 and family well-being around the world.
@DukeChildPol @jResearcherProg @TamaraOndrusko1@DukeSanford
🌈The last issue of 2023 released: Youth, Volume 3, Issue 4 (21 articles)
👉: https://t.co/DgWscPSDCt
🫶Thanks to all the authors, reviewers, and editors for their great job in making this issue possible.
🥰Thanks to @ATSkinner1 for the cover story
🙌Welcome to read, 👍 and RT
Father internalizing symptoms - so understudied - and parental support moderated adolescent perceptions of COVID-19 disruption and adolescent changes in anxiety and depression. @TamaraOndrusko1@EvaKKlotz
Tutors, teachers, lecturers, mentors—they provide us more than simply knowledge and skills.
We get our character, values, and integrity from them.
On this Teacher’s Day, let us thank our teachers for their strength and knowledge which they turn into our strength and knowledge.