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rssBenevolence Farm: Helping Formerly Incarcerated Women Heal and Move Forward
Among the many differences between living in a correctional facility and living in the ...
Q&A with Don Caballero, Academy Program Director, Prison Fellowship Academy Program
You are the academy program director for the Prison Fellowship Academy Program in Texas ...
ARDRAW Announces Sixth Research Cohort
The sixth cohort of student researchers in the Social Security Administration's (SSA's) Analyzing the ...
SAMHSA’s GAINS Center’s 2022 Individual Trauma Training Awardees
Since 2012, SAMHSA’s GAINS Center has provided train-the-trainer (TTT) workshops through its How Being ...
Texas Initiative Aims to Reduce the Wait for Inpatient Competency Restoration Services
There has been a dramatic increase in people found incompetent to stand trial in ...
Q&A with Philip Cooper, CPSS, CHW, Inspire Coordinator, Appalachian Regional Commission
You serve in several roles: community health worker capacity builder with the United Way ...
Policy Research Welcomes Research and Evaluation Program Area Director Elan C. Hope, PhD
Policy Research is pleased to announce that Elan C. Hope, PhD, has joined PolicyResearch ...
Policy Research Welcomes Research and Evaluation Program Area Director Elan C. Hope, PhD
Policy Research is pleased to announce that Elan C. Hope, PhD, has joined ...
The Minnesota Prison Doula Project: Providing Care and Community for Pregnant Individuals in Prison and Jail
By Kaeleigh Terrill, Fertility and Body Literacy Educator The Minnesota Prison Doula Project (MnPDP) ...
Natural Supports Perspectives Series: Godparent of a Formerly Incarcerated Nephew with SUD
Editor's Note: In the Natural Supports Perspective Series, SAMHSA's GAINS Center explores the lived ...
Q&A with Sandra Smith, PhD, Peer Programs Manager, Via Hope
You are the Peer Programs Manager at Via Hope, Mental Health Resource of Texas. ...