Youth who are targeted by violence and discrimination are faced with distinct health inequities. Our focus is to identify resilience factors in spite of this stigma.
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Research
Since 2006, we have been conducting rigorous research on stigma, resilience, discrimination, and trauma affecting marginalized youth. Explore our current and completed projects.
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