With new seed funding, researchers at Youth-Nex will develop new digital solutions to bridge gaps in youth mental health and promote digital media literacy and healthy peer relationships.
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After students visit the hospital for care during a mental health crisis, they often jump right back into school. Lora Henderson Smith shares how she is working with schools to help make those transitions smoother.
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Alumni and friends of the School of Education and Human Development gathered last week in Fairfax, VA for a panel discussion on the future of school mental health.
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Youth Action Lab’s partnership with Charlottesville’s Lugo-McGinness Academy earned one of five awards from Campus Compact.
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The Thriving Youth in a Digital Environment initiative, co-directed by associate dean Nancy Deutsch, brings together researchers from across Grounds to examine the impact of digital technology on healthy youth development.
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Doctoral student Westley Fallavollita shares some insights on ways mentors can play a positive role for teens and their digital wellness.
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UVA youth development expert Nancy Deutsch offers advice on helping teens develop healthy use of social media and technology.
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From AI to smart watches, tech in teens’ lives reaches far beyond social media. A UVA expert weighs in on how adults can work with youth to engage with digital technologies while protecting their mental health.
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A UVA research study shows how elementary students, particularly those from high-poverty areas, can benefit from an innovative approach to social and emotional learning.
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Lora Henderson Smith and her longtime partner, Dustina Gill, are expanding their work with Indigenous youth with a new Spencer Foundation grant.