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Using multiple methods, our work explores what works for programs serving youth and adults, now and for the long term. Our studies explore:
- Successful prevention programs for youth
- Characteristics and causes of chemical dependency and addiction
- Effectiveness of programs that serve individuals and families throughout their treatment and recovery journeys
- Culturally specific services and community-based efforts
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Women's Recovery Services Key Findings: 2017-2021
This brief describes the women and children served by 12 grantees of Minnesota's Women's Recovery Services program and family outcomes during this five-year period. Read the report »Chemical Use Among Youth With Incarcerated Parents in Minnesota
Youth with parents who are or have been incarcerated face more chemical health concerns than students who have not experienced parental incarceration. Read the report »Inclusive Substance Abuse Prevention Among College Students: Findings from the Field and Lessons Learned from Minnesota's Partnerships for Success Grant
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What Works for Women in Recovery
Through our research we know about the challenges and confounding factors that those struggling with addiction face. We also know what has the potential to work in helping them succeed after their recovery program ends. Read the article »
Identifying Service Gaps to Improve Lives and Communities: Minnesota Department of Human Services Gaps Analysis
The ultimate goal of any research or evaluation project is to inform action. A multi-year Wilder Research project with the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is informing systems changes to meet the needs of some of Minnesota’s...More about this story »