27 03, 2022

Enhancing Motivation for Change in Substance Abuse Disorder Treatment (SAMHSA)

By |2022-03-27T16:59:53-05:00March 27th, 2022|What's New|Comments Off on Enhancing Motivation for Change in Substance Abuse Disorder Treatment (SAMHSA)

This updated (in 2019) document from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) entitled Enhancing Motivation for Change in Substance Abuse Disorder Treatment (SAMHSA) describes a positive support called Motivational Interviewing

11 03, 2022

How Racism Hurts the Heart

By |2022-03-11T10:14:15-06:00March 11th, 2022|What's New|Comments Off on How Racism Hurts the Heart

Minnesota is one of the healthiest places to live—if you’re white. But Minnesotans who are Indigenous or people of color have a much different experience, one characterized by some of the country’s largest disparities in heart health outcomes. Click here to read how a new Center for Chronic Disease Reduction and Equity Promotion Across

11 03, 2022

Algorithmic Accountability and Equity for All

By |2022-03-11T10:11:46-06:00March 11th, 2022|What's New|Comments Off on Algorithmic Accountability and Equity for All

Local agencies across the United States are deploying algorithms with little oversight and, sometimes, little awareness of the potential consequences. The Pittsburgh Task Force on Public Algorithms seeks to establish best practices and practical guidance for those municipalities seeking to ensure algorithmic accountability and equity for all residents.

8 03, 2022

Positive, sustained relationships promote social skills, reduce problem behaviors in early childhood

By |2022-03-08T14:04:16-06:00March 8th, 2022|What's New, What's New|Comments Off on Positive, sustained relationships promote social skills, reduce problem behaviors in early childhood

This new post from the Early Learning Network talks about how positive, sustained relationships for young children, both within classrooms and across home-school settings, are a key factor in promoting social skills and reducing problem behaviors.

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