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Playforward: Elm City Stories – iPad Video Game to Prevent HIV Infection among Youth

October 8, 2012

Yale researchers are developing a video game for the iPad aimed at preventing HIV infection among ethnic minority adolescents. Their study appears in Games for Health, titled A Qualitative Study to Inform the Development of a Videogame for Adolescent Human Immunodeficiency Virus Prevention. The video game, which is called Playforward: Elm City Stories, is being developed, in collaboration […]

Suicide Prevention Public Service Announcement for Native Americans Contemplating Suicide

October 6, 2012

Native Cry Outreach Alliance, an organization dedicated to suicide prevention within the Native American community, has produced a gripping new public service announcement (PSA) aimed at Natives who are considering taking their own lives. With tight close-ups of real people who have lost loved ones to suicide, comments from professionals and educators hoping to reverse […]

Protected: Sisters of Color United for Education

October 3, 2012

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Protected: Mary’s Center: Multicultural Health Center Serving the Diverse Needs of Immigrant Families

October 2, 2012

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Online Tool Helps Latino Parents to Prevent Kids’ Substance Use

September 27, 2012

The Partnership at Drugfree.org recently launched a free online toolkit for Hispanic parents and families to use as a resource in order to help them prevent their children from abusing drugs and alcohol. This bilingual (Spanish and English) resource provides clear, understandable content with customized checklists, how-to guides and videos featuring Hispanic parents and experts […]

Proyecto Nueva Vida

September 26, 2012

Proyecto Nueva Vida works to reduce barriers to behavioral healthcare among Latinos in Bridgeport and surrounding communities. Proyecto Nueva Vida is the result of a coalition between three agencies: CASA, Optimum (formerly Bridgeport Mental Health Center), and the CO-OP Center. Population of focus Latino adults and families About Proyecto Nueva Vida takes “a holistic approach” to serving the population. They […]

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