KDH Research & Communication

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Founded in 2006, KDH Research & Communication (KDHRC) constructs and evaluates public programs to improve the health and well-being of the nation’s youth, families, and communities. KDHRC has four program areas that focus on critical health and social services topics:
-Drug Abuse Education and Prevention: Investigates emerging trends in substance abuse and measures the effectiveness of social ma

rketing, universal school-based prevention, and science education as methods to reach youth with persuasive information on the risks of illicit drug use.
-Latino Health: Seeks to understand and address the unique health risks of Latino families and communities, and explore optimal methods for community-based organizations to deliver health education to Latinos.
-Vulnerable Populations: Develops, evaluates, and disseminates programs to improve the health and quality of life of children with special needs and their families, underserved communities, and other vulnerable populations.
-Organizational Studies: Identifies and studies strategies for public institutions and nonprofit organizations to deliver health and social services effectively.

Congratulations to Mackie Falireas for 2 amazing years at KDHRC! 🎉 As Workflow Coordinator, Mackie keeps the team runnin...
09/03/2026

Congratulations to Mackie Falireas for 2 amazing years at KDHRC! 🎉 As Workflow Coordinator, Mackie keeps the team running as one well-oiled machine and we are grateful to have her on our team!

08/30/2026

Happy CHW Appreciation Week! Our president, Kristen shares this message … and while we know its *officially* “CHW Awareness Week” we want to educate every individual on the essential work done by CHWs and share a message of appreciation to CHWs for all their community support. We are proud to take steps each day to help CHWs feel prepared to support their communities, by developing programs that are now available on the KDHRC CHW Virtual Academy, found at the link in our bio.

08/26/2026

Happy happy birthday to brilliant research assistant, Adam (Bioman to those in the know!) We hope your day is awesome and fun like you! Happy birthday Adam (and Dylan O’Brien & Melissa McCarthy)!! 🎂🎉

Time to shine some light on another KDHRC ! With kiddos getting back to school this month, lets take a look at Project ...
08/24/2026

Time to shine some light on another KDHRC ! With kiddos getting back to school this month, lets take a look at Project PENCIL, a toolkit of materials to help parents and teachers protect the educational needs of chronically ill learners. Swipe to read more, and click the link on our bio to purchase the parent and teacher toolkits!

Join us in congratulating Jordan on 6 incredible years at KDHRC!👏 We are grateful for all of your hard work as Senior Pr...
08/17/2026

Join us in congratulating Jordan on 6 incredible years at KDHRC!👏 We are grateful for all of your hard work as Senior Program Manager and we are so glad to have you on our team!

Calling all Book Lovers! We may be a day late, but take a peek into the KDHRC library and add some of our recs to your T...
08/10/2026

Calling all Book Lovers! We may be a day late, but take a peek into the KDHRC library and add some of our recs to your TBR list! Drop your book recommendations in the comments and take some time today to put down the phones and curl up with a good book! 📕

08/07/2026

With summer quickly coming to an end, our team is giving you a look into our favorite moments of this season.☀️ Take a look into our lives when the laptops close and be sure to tackle your summer bucket list before the leaves start changing!

Today we’re celebrating Adam’s first work anniversary with KDHRC! Adam is one of the fantastic research assistants that ...
08/04/2026

Today we’re celebrating Adam’s first work anniversary with KDHRC! Adam is one of the fantastic research assistants that keeps KDHRC running like a well-oiled machine 💪 Currently he has been a key contributor in the IN-HOME evaluation and content development! Thank you for all of your hard work, Adam. We are so grateful to have you on our team! 🎊

08/03/2026

Time for a new episode and new edition of Team Talk!🗣️ We’re doing rapid fire questions with Adam this month, and throwing some hard decisions at him, I mean, how can we make him pick between cats and dogs?😩 Follow along to get to know more about our team, beyond our CVs!

In the month of July, we welcome John B. Goodenough to the KDHRC Nerd of the Month Club, inspired by the Jelly of the Mo...
07/29/2026

In the month of July, we welcome John B. Goodenough to the KDHRC Nerd of the Month Club, inspired by the Jelly of the Month Club in National Lampoon’s Christmas vacation.
John B. Goodenough was an American physicist and the oldest person to win a Nobel Prize at 97 in 2019. The prize was awarded to Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Yoshino Akira for their work developing lithium-ion batteries. Today, we take for granted the many devices that hold a charge without a power cord – laptops, phones, headphones, drones, and even electric vehicles. But before Goodenough’s work, electrically powered devices required either a power cord or heavy, quickly depleted lead-acid batteries. Lithium-ion batteries helped the world go wire free!
Goodenough was born in Jena, Germany in 1922 and grew up in New Haven, where his father was a professor at Yale University. Goodenough earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Yale in 1943 and served in the the US Air Force as a meteorologist in WWII. After the war he earned his master’s and doctorate in physics from the University of Chicago and became a research scientist at the MIT Lincoln Library. By 1976 Goodenough was a professor at the University of Oxford, where he showed in a series of experiments that oxide cathodes would enable a lithium-ion battery. In 1986 he accepted the Virginia H Cockrell Centennial Chair of Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin to continue his work as a professor of materials science and engineering.
In his 100 years, Goodenough was a dedicated public servant and brilliant scientist, with many of his colleagues noting he was a truly great researcher, teacher, mentor, and innovator, with quick wit and an infectious laugh that made everyone around him smile. He passed peacefully in 2023 at the age of 100, leaving a tremendous legacy, illustrated in his work and the many awards he was honored with in his lifetime. We are delighted to welcome an esteemed scientist to KDHRC’s Nerd of the Month Club!

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Atlanta, GA
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