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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.

01/21/2026

Happy National Squirrel Appreciation Day! 🐿️ If you’ve been following along, you know our mascot, Earl the Squirrel. He reminds us that curiosity, agility, and preparation are not just traits of squirrels; they are qualities that drive intrepid research and meaningful impact.

To increase awareness and appreciation, here are some fun facts you may not know about these common but fascinating creatures!
1. There are “ground squirrels” and “tree squirrels”. While the two are not mutually exclusive, ground squirrels build burrows underground, while tree squirrels build their nests in trees.
2. Squirrels can be deceptive! Oftentimes, thieves will find their caches of buried nuts. Tree squirrels have been known to throw off thieves by digging holes and covering them, without depositing any nuts.
3. Squirrels were once a rare sight in U.S. cities, until cities decided to build more parks and add squirrels too!
Appreciate your favorite backyard squirrels today, but be careful to only feed them treats from their natural diet!

01/19/2026

Today, we honor a man who moved the world with a dream and a voice. May we continue to walk toward the light of justice. As we reflect on Dr. King’s legacy, we are reminded that our greatest strength lies in our unity. We are proud to stand with our community today and every day in pursuit of a fairer, more inclusive future.

01/17/2026

We heard 2026 is the new #2016! We at KDHRC can appreciate a little nostalgia, and we look back at 2016 fondly. However, we appreciate how far we have come in the past 10 years!
Back then, we had an awesome office space in Atlanta, which we have since closed and become a fully remote company since COVID-19. While we sometimes miss our office space (that had an air hockey table!), we acknowledge that for our mission to be successful, we did not need an office space, just an amazing team of intrepid scholars and ! Much has changed in the past decade, including our logo, but we remain steadfast in our mission to turn science into impact. Let us know in the comments what 2016 trend you want to see make a comeback!

01/15/2026

This month, we are celebrating Dexter Cooper and 6 years of incredible work with KDHRC! Dexter is our Senior Program Manager, and he joined our team in January 2020, right before we were forced to close our office and transition to a fully remote team due to COVID-19. Swipe through the slides to reminisce with us on Dexter’s first day in office, and read some fun facts about that day:
•While in-person, KDHRC always had mimosas (and Chick-fil-A minis) to welcome new staffers!
•About two months later, we all left the office due to COVID-19 and never went back.
•The kitchen czar was the sign-up sheet to keep our shared space neat – now every KDHRCer is responsible for their OWN coffee cups!
Thank you, Dexter, for all your hard work and dedication to KDHRC!

01/08/2026

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to look back on a year of incredible growth. All we do would be impossible without our fantastic team, excellent partners, and wonderful clients. This year has been defined by resilience and intrepidness, and we look forward to achieving even bigger goals in 2026!

01/06/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at KDHRC! We hope your new year is filled with happiness and joy, and we look forward to all the exciting things to come!

12/26/2025

Wishing our entire community a season filled with warmth and rest. Whether you’re gathering with loved ones or taking some well-deserved time for yourself, we hope the season brings you peace and joy. Happy Holidays from all of us at KDHRC! 🎄

12/19/2025

Please join us in celebrating our wonderful friend and colleague, Joseph Peters! Joseph is KDHRC’s brilliant Accounting Manager/Game Host! Whether he is managing internal operations or hosting everyone’s favorite team meeting with a game of family feud, Joseph ensures KDHRC functions as one well oiled machine! Joseph says he’d prefer to have a summertime birthday, so we hope your day is full of love, laughter, and a sunshine state of mind! Happy Birthday, Joseph!

12/16/2025

KDHRC is Newsworthy!
Our friends at the Midtown High School (Atlanta) newspaper, , just published a story about PATH-S, an app we developed and are currently evaluating! PATH-S caught the eye of the Southerner because many Midtown students are participating in the evaluation, and apparently, it’s the talk of campus!
PATH-S uses casual gaming and intermittent reinforcement techniques to encourage teens to adopt & persist with personalized habits to improve sleep duration. Check out the article at the link in our bio! Thank you to the student who wrote this article and those who are participating in PATH-S!

07/31/2025

KDHRC is at the

Come check out our booth to learn about our exciting new opportunities and enter our raffle to win some swag!

07/04/2025

KDHRC staffers cheered on runners at the 59th annual Peachtree Road Race on July 4th using a very special KDHRC-logoed cowbell! The Peachtree Road Race is the largest 10K in the world, and over 53,000 runners ran the course down Peachtree Street from Buckhead to Piedmont Park in Atlanta Georgia.

Read more about the Peachtree Road Race here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peachtree_Road_Race

12/24/2023

From all of us at KDHRC, we hope you have a Happy Holiday Season!

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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.