Research Archives

10.12.2022 wildfire

Feeling the Heat

California residents living through more frequent wildfires had varied experiences due to environmental, social, and economic factors.

Fellow Connor McCombs

10.11.2022 teacher and students in classroom

Testing Inclusivity and Innovation Benefits All

A non-invasive saliva-based COVID-19 test proved to be a minimally disruptive and effective way of testing students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Guest Authors Michael Gemmell, Tyler Walsh, Christina Gurnett

10.06.2022 2 parents walking with a child pencil drawing

Growing Up Unequal: Objective and Subjective Economic Disparities and Authoritarian Parenting

Does how someone feels they are doing financially compared to how they actually are doing have parenting implications?

Guest Authors Will Schneider, Anika Schenck-Fontaine

10.04.2022 rainbow profiles

The Cost of Conversion Therapy

Adverse outcomes of conversion therapy extend beyond psychological, physical and social; it's also costly financially.

Fellow Connor McCombs

10.03.2022 person at grocery store checkout with lots of food

SNAP-ping Out of CPS

States that increased access to food assistance programs reduced child protective services investigations.

Fellow Hannah Tremont

09.29.2022 blocks with health and wealth

Health Equity

The Health of Wealth

Wealth drives longevity in all age groups, but it becomes more important for living longer the longer we live.

Fellow Bethany Hallenborg

09.28.2022 medication at a pharmacy

Nevertheless, the Prescriptions Persisted

COVID-19 affected prescription medication use, offering lessons in how medication continuity could be managed during future crises.

Fellow Abby Outterson

09.26.2022 vegetables and graphs

American Diet Quality Falls When Economic Conditions Improve

Researchers analyzed diet quality over time, examining cyclical changes related to macroeconomic conditions.

Guest Author Annie Yu-An Chen

09.22.2022 a yellow and white smiley face from a string

Coping with COVID-19: Differences in Hope, Resilience, and Mental Wellbeing across US Racial Groups

Researchers explored wellbeing during the pandemic and found differences in life satisfaction and optimism between racial groups in the U.S.

Guest Author Carol Graham

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