Life - DM is an innovative intervention that integrates evidence-based depression treatment with microfinance services to address both depression and poverty simultaneously.
Project Dep aims to evaluate three different models of implementing depression care in Vietnam.
The Harlem Strong Initiative is a community-academic partnership that seeks to understand the challenges Harlem residents are facing due to COVID-19.
The HEARD Project is supporting four international studies to better understand the effectiveness and implementation of community-level MHPSS interventions in trauma-exposed communities.
Healthy CUNY aims to decrease rates of untreated mental health problems among CUNY students, thereby improving student quality of life and retention and success.
The NYU-CUNY Prevention Research Center (PRC) is an innovative public-private partnership between a CEPH-accredited, minority-serving public school of public health and a leading academic medical school with expertise in population health and prevention research.
Researchers from the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy (CUNY SPH) and Emerson College are collaborating on an ongoing COVID-19 Tracking Survey to assess how New Yorkers are responding to the pandemic.
The purpose of the campaign is both to educate students about the importance of mental health and provide short applications designed to actively engage individuals in addressing mental health concerns or maintaining positive psychological behaviors.