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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 marketing, 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.

02/20/2026

Today is National Caregiver Appreciation Day, and we at KDHRC are not strangers to the often silent work that caregivers do. To quote Rosalynn Carter, “There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.” Send some love to the caregivers you know, and let them know their work is appreciated today and every day.

02/19/2026

KDHRC invites you to meet the team✨
Meet Adam Boiman, one of our talented Research Assistants. By blending analytical rigor with a genuine joy for discovery, Adam is committed to strengthening health and supporting thoughtful, informed work that benefits both the KDHRC team and the communities we serve. Swipe to read more & follow along to meet the rest of the KDHRC !

02/18/2026

With the end of the Olympics right around the corner, it’s time for a challenge check-in! Kristen is in the lead with a home-field advantage; can the rest of the team catch up? Second and Third place remain undecided, as many of our team members are neck and neck for the podium. The games aren’t over yet, and at KDHRC you never know what wild cards we have up our sleeve! Who will take home the gold? It’s anyone’s game.🏅 Check out our previous posts if you missed them and let us know who you’re cheering for! ❄️

02/17/2026

HBD to a very bright and talented Research Associate, Liz!🎉 We hope your day is filled with happiness, loved ones, and a good book to curl up with at the end of the day. Raise a bowl of Cheerios to toast Liz, we hope your day is fabulous!🎂

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from KDHRC!🩷 We invite you to take a moment and think of the small things in life that make a big impact. What would you give a conversation heart to, and what would it say? Let us know in the comments and spread a little love today!

02/10/2026

KDHRC’s Office Olympics is in full swing! After 3 days of winter games, Kristen takes the lead with 20 points, followed closely by Natalie and Mackie. It’s too early to tell who will take OUR podium, so stay tuned for score updates and check out our last post if you missed it! Who do you think will bring home the gold?

02/09/2026

If you don’t know by now, our team at KDHRC loves some friendly competition! Of course, the Olympic Games are right up our alley, so we introduce KDHRC’s Office Olympics: Nerds in the Snow! Swipe to read more about our challenge, and follow along to see who brings home the gold 🏅 Let us know below which team you think will win!

02/08/2026

Super Bowl Sunday is here! 🏈🎉 The one day football fans and non-fans unite for the game, the food, the commercials, and the halftime show. While we have many football fans here at KDHRC, only Liz gets to watch her team (The Pats) this evening! We asked our team what they look forward to most — and the answers are in! What’s your favorite part of the day? ⬇️

02/02/2026

Introducing Team Talk! A chance for you to get to know the KDHRC team beyond their CVs. In this installment, we’re getting to know Dexter! We’re excited to share more about the friendly faces behind KDHRC! 🤩

01/30/2026

KDHRC would like to reintroduce our KDHRC Nerd of the Month Club, inspired, of course, by the Jelly of the Month Club from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation!
Each month, we will shout out a person we greatly admire due to their scientific prowess, worldly contributions, and courage. They will be dubbed an official member of the KDHRC Nerd of the Month Club!
Joining the club this month, we recognize Dr. Margaret McFarland, an esteemed Child Psychologist and mentor to Mister Rogers. Dr. McFarland was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry, where she helped establish the Department of Child Development and Child Care in the early 1950’s. She co-founded the Arsenal Family and Children’s Center with Drs. Benjamin Spock and Erik Erikson and served as director until 1971. Mister Rogers studied under Dr. McFarland at the center during his time at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
Mister Rogers described Dr. McFarland as “the most major influence in my professional life”. For nearly 22 years, they met frequently to discuss and brainstorm themes for the television series, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”. She shared stories of children and families to incorporate child development theory in the messages of Mister Rogers’ program.
We are honored to share the work of this unsung hero and to welcome her into KDHRC’s Nerd of the Month club. Dr. Margaret McFarland is an inspiration through her contributions to child psychology and the classic children’s program we all know and love.
DM us your nominations for our next official member of KDHRC’s Nerd of the Month club!

01/29/2026

Welcome to our new series where we invite you to get to know KDHRC! We begin by highlighting a new KDHRC project — SUPPORT: Supplying Useful Perimenopause through Post-menopause Online Resources and Tools. Read on and keep an eye out for our next project spotlight!

01/28/2026

International LEGO Day commemorates the day in 1958 when the patent for the LEGO brick system was filed. Many of our staff members are collectors and builders themselves, so we celebrated LEGO day by putting together a staff photo – with everyone represented as a LEGO minifigure! LEGOs create big, beautiful things through small pieces assembled with persistence – something that speaks to KDHRC’s corporate values. So Happy International LEGO day from KDHRC!

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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 marketing, 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.