APF stepping up, $20k Crisis Grants for early career researchers (including grad students) who had NIH or NSF grants terminated. H/t to @drdianechen.bsky.social for sharing ampsychfdn.org/funding/dacf/

Investing in school mental health staff can have a large impact on student well-being. Learning at a young age that adults are present and care can fundamentally change students' relationship to seeking mental health care in the future. The adults in the room really set the tone for youth!

Call for papers: The role of non-clinical providers in expanding equitable access to effective youth #mentalhealth care. Deadline for abstracts is March 3rd, 2025! 📣 bit.ly/42TGhZQ @meghanacostello.bsky.social @randimschuster.bsky.social

@randimschuster.bsky.social and I are editing an Issue of @apajournals.bsky.social @scpdiv12.bsky.social on a topic that feels increasingly relevant: Non-Clinical Providers to Support Equitable Access to Youth Mental Health Care Abstracts due March 3! www.apa.org/pubs/journal...

Longitudinal research is the key to understanding mental health, but it can pose challenges to youth privacy and autonomy. By adding 7 “silly” questions (think: eye color, birth month, etc.) to routine school screeners, we can link and track symptoms over time - no ID required!

THIS ⬇️ "We at the American Journal of Public Health have no interest in following the president's prohibitions on language," APHA's Georges Benjamin tells Medpage Today. "We will publish things under our guidelines, under our ethical principles." www.medpagetoday.com/special-repo... 🔥

Dismantling the Department of Education means defunding programs that feed, educate, and protect our most vulnerable students. NEA’s latest story breaks down the devastating impact this would have on students, families, and communities: https://bit.ly/3Ct46Nz

‼️Call for Submissions‼️ Special Issue in @apajournals.bsky.social @scpdiv12.bsky.social CPSP: "The Role of Non-Clinical Providers in Expanding Equitable Access to Effective Youth Mental Health Care" Email @randimschuster.bsky.social and I with any questions! docs.google.com/document/d/1...

When I started in research as a career, I knew that success would be measured in productivity. What I *didn't* expect was how much predatory journal content there actually would be (on a near-daily basis).