Active Research Projects
Adolescent Responses to COVID-19 (ARC)
The Adolescent Responses to COVID-19 (ARC) study aims to examine adolescents' patterns of social connectedness during the COVID-19 pandemic and impacts on adolescent mental health through a mobile app and smartwatch.
ASPIRE
Advancing Solutions in Policy, Implementation, Research, and Engagement for Refugees
ASPIRE is a multidisciplinary program of activities at Columbia University dedicated to innovative approaches and responses to the Syrian Refugee crisis.
News
New publication: Effectiveness of a Culturally Tailored HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infection Prevention Intervention for Black Women in Community Supervision Programs
An interview with the two scientists who directed the E-WORTH program, Dr. Dawn Goddard-Eckrich and Dr. Karen Johnson, shares the significant findings in a new publication about the randomized clinical trial.
SIG Director Dr. El-Bassel Featured in Two Articles
Dr. El-Bassel was quoted in The News Station about justice-involved women who use drugs and in the Infectious Disease Special Edition on HIV and the opioid epidemic.
New grants to address COVID-19 disparities
Congrats to the three SIG-led projects awarded funding by the Columbia University School of Social Work COVID-19 Action Initiative.