Looking to fund your translational science innovation? We’ve partnered with Georgia CTSA & Eva Garland Consulting, LLC for a webinar on #smallbiz funding opportunities on Thurs. Mar. 21, at 12:00 PM ET. Learn more about #NCATSsbir & #STTR programs: bit.ly/3T9LY0A

Our Assaf Oshri (אסף אושרי) discusses the link between #stress and resilience in this piece by Jamie Ducharme from TIME. time.com/6917636/how-st…

Check it out! @cossadc's Social Science Rankings place UGA at #9 with over $35 million received in social and behavioral science research and development. t.uga.edu/9MG #ugaresearch #socialscience #Funding

One day of giving. A lifetime of opportunities. gail.uga.edu/givingday #CallingAllDawgs

One in three rural Black men reported they experienced suicidal ideation or thoughts of death in the past two weeks, reports a new study from researchers in UGA FACS. Childhood adversity and racism may hold much of the blame. t.uga.edu/9O7

Hear CFR collaborator Dr. Edith Chen of Northwestern discuss findings from a 20 year study of Family Disadvantage, Education, and Health Outcomes Among Black Youths edhub.ama-assn.org/jn-learning/au… #healthequity #Psychology

ICYMI, a new study by OIBR Distinguished Scholar, Steve Kogan, was published recently in the journal Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology about the High Rate of Suicidal Thoughts Among Black Men in Rural America shorturl.at/efiEN UGA FACS #behavioralscience

Diversity in research is important. Understanding the health information of people from all backgrounds is central to AllofUsResearch. joinallofus.org

CFR supports Georgia's Home Visiting programs throughout the state. Learn more: cfr.uga.edu/for-communitie… #campusandcommunity #ITGA

An association between racial discrimination experienced in late adolescence and metabolic syndrome in early adulthood was found in a study from CFR scholars and colleagues. jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… #healthdisparities #healthequity #psychology Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine

🔬ARISE Lab & UGA Center for Family Research's latest research on #MetabolicSyndrome sheds light on the impact of racial discrimination on health outcomes of Black young adults. This research focus is crucial for advancing health equity.buff.ly/4bdMYqW #Research #HealthEquity #Community #ARISE

OIBR Distinguished Scholar, Katie Ehrlich, associate professor in psychology at UGA, has studied for years how racism leads to disease in Black communities. The medical community is finally starting to recognize her research. shorturl.at/hGUTK UGA Psychology #socialscience

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Congrats to the OIBR Distinguished Scholars & Affiliates with the Psychology Dept. on their recent awards: Yimin He, Phil Holmes, Brian Haas, Thania Galvan, PhD, @scienceofgoats, Katie Ehrlich, Justin Lavner, and Melissa Robertson shorturl.at/P85aE #socialscience

New study from YDI suggests Black youth are paying an emotional toll of higher anxiety and depression due to racism. UGA Research HDFS UGA UGA FACS news.uga.edu/black-youth-pa…

The Neuroimmune Network hypothesis (NIN) suggests a wholistic approach to investigate how biological and behavioral factors interact with each other to compound the effects of stress. See our video introduction to the NIN. #neuroscience #stress cfr.uga.edu/for-researcher…

A wholistic model for studying how early life adversity generates a wide array of physical and mental health problems. See the full video: cfr.uga.edu/for-researcher… #stress #healthequity #neuroscience Robin Nusslock Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern

Studying multiple organ systems helps us see, "how life adversity can generate risk for such a broad set of mental and physical health problems," says Robin Nusslock in this video introduction to the Neuroimmune Network hypothesis. cfr.uga.edu/for-researcher… #stress #healthequity

We're excited to host Idan Shalev for a talk on the consequences of early life #adversity. tinyurl.com/4mzptcva

We couldn't be prouder to be 40! Read our journey from start-up center through 40 years of research and service. #prevention #neuroscience #familyscience #psychology research.uga.edu/news/center-fo…