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Nebraska researchers Beth Doll and Matthew Gormley are leading a virtual training program that can be accessible to anyone interested in a career in school psychology, no matter where they reside.

‘Homegrown’ program addresses need for rural mental health professionals

June 20, 2023

Society & Culture

Research by Dena Abbott, assistant professor of counseling psychology, reveals that because American atheists continue to experience a variety of social challenges, many are uncomfortable about disclosing their non-belief. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

Study shows many American atheists hide their non-belief

June 12, 2023

Society & Culture

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Nebraska-led study examines how to halt bullying of students with disabilities

May 5, 2023

Society & Culture

A recent study found that although Indigenous LGBTQ2S youth experience a wide range of challenges, they also possess moderate to high levels of strength and resilience.

Project affirms voices of Indigenous two-spirit youth

April 12, 2023

Dena Abbott, assistant professor of counseling psychology, aims to examine pathways to atheism among demographic groups that are underrepresented in atheism studies. (Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

Study explores paths to religious beliefs among underrepresented communities

February 10, 2023

Society & Culture

Taeyeon Kim, assistant professor of educational administration, and Ted Hamann, courtesy professor of anthropology, are building a strong research team to focus on equity-driven accountability systems in K-12 education.

Researchers building statewide consensus on educational equity

January 30, 2023

Society & Culture

Nebraska researchers are part of an international pilot project to determine the effectiveness of an online sexual assault resistance program.

Nebraska part of multi-institutional trial of online sexual assault resistance program

January 12, 2023

Society & Culture

The RISE with Insects research team includes, from left, Susan Weller, Sarah Roberts, Ana María Vélez Arango, Louise Lynch-O’Brien and Holly Hatton-Bowers. (Photo by Kyleigh Skaggs, CYFS)

Grand Challenges research effort leverages STEM to inspire climate action

December 14, 2022

The Nebraska Center for Research on Children, Youth, Families and Schools has released its annual report for the 2021-22 fiscal year. (Kyleigh Skaggs | CYFS)

CYFS releases 2021-22 annual report

December 7, 2022

Developed by The Set Me Free Project, READY to Stand is a curriculum designed to help prevent sex trafficking, particularly among racially and ethnically diverse children.

Nebraska, Iowa collaboration to explore prevention of child sex trafficking

November 4, 2022

Society & Culture

The NE CARES Hub project team includes (from left) Sarah Zuckerman, Megan Kelley, Virginia Chaidez and Trey Andrews.

Equity-focused research hub aims to bridge gap between university, communities

November 1, 2022

Although sexual assault rates are highest among sexual minority men, little research has focused on addressing the issue among this population.

National study addresses sexual assault among sexual minority men

October 21, 2022

Society & Culture