What We Do

OUR WORK

Implementation science research based on evidence-informed innovations, such as task-shifting in mental health care
Research on the intersection of mental health, physical health, and social determinants and its impact on risk and resiliency for diverse communities
Work in diverse, low-resource settings and economically disadvantaged communities locally, nationally, and globally, including Vietnam, Uganda, New York, and Los Angeles

The program focuses on providing increased mental health interventions…

The aim of this project is to evaluate three different models of implementing depression care: 1) Usual Implementation (UI)…

HEARD launched a Cross-Study Learning Collaborative to facilitate connections and coordination across study teams…

The Harlem Strong Initiative, a community-academic partnership between CUNY, Harlem Health Initiative, Harlem Congregation…

The NYU-CUNY Prevention Research Center is an innovative public-private partnership between a CEPH-accredited, minority-serving…

The program will introduce a community collaborative care model to integrate evidence-based mental health task-sharing…