SDRG In The News
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12/9/2013
Communities across U.S. reduce teen smoking, drinking, violence and crime Communities across U.S. reduce teen smoking, drinking, violence and crime read more...
11/13/2013
Associate Director Kevin P. Haggerty, Rick Kosterman, and Jennifer A. Bailey presented a set of talks on prevention of youth marijuana use at the Symposium on Legal Marijuana in Washington: Shaping a Research Agenda conference sponsored by the University of Washington Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute on Wednesday, November 13, 2013 read more...
10/4/2013
The Quincy Communities That Care Coalition awarded Drug-Free Communities grant funds read more...
9/21/2013
Maine's Five Town Communities That Care coalition has increasingly global reach read more...
9/13/2013
Richard F. Catalano elected to membership in the Washington State Academy of Sciences read more...
6/19/2013
Dr. Eric Brown receives the 2013 Society for Prevention Research International Collaborative Prevention Research Award read more...
2/5/2013
Taking action toward a healthier America. Leading Health Indicators Webinar: Substance Abuse. read more...
1/17/2013
A cure for social ills? Prevention UW researcher is a leader in showing how prevention techniques can pay off in curing social problems. read more...
12/20/2012
Prevention System Has Lasting Effects, Benefit Exceeds Costs Towns that implemented a drug abuse prevention program called Communities That Care will see a return of $5.30 for each $1 they invested during the 5 year trial of the intervention, according to a cost-benefit analysis. read more...
11/15/2012
Richard Catalano becomes American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare fellow Richard Catalano, director of the Social Development Research Group at the UW’s School of Social Work, was inducted as a fellow into the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare Nov. 10. read more...
10/16/2012
Marriage, education can help improve well-being of adults abused as children Researchers investigating the long-term consequences of child abuse have identified some protective factors that can improve the health of victims during their adulthood read more...
10/15/2012
White House recognizes Navasota, Texas for implementing Raising Healthy Children youth development program read more...
7/31/2012
Evidence2Success to promote children's health in Providence The Annie E. Casey Foundation announced Tuesday that it has chosen Providence to be its first site for Evidence2Success, its new, evidence-based approach to promote healthy child development. read more... |
