Dr. Sarah Halpern-Meekin is accredited as a co-author on another Kathryn Edin book It’s Not Like I’m Poor.
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The Madison-based mental health clinic that’s making therapy attainable for all (madison.com; Thomas)
Dr. Alvin Thomas addresses the many roadblocks that minorities face when it comes to seeking assistance with their mental health.
Pandemic support fading for 1 in 12 Wisconsinites who were food insecure (madison365.com)
The Wisconsin Food Security Project at the UW Madison School of Human Ecology discusses the decline in support for the food insecure post-pandemic.
Scholars in the News (beverlyreview.net; SoHE students)
School of Human Ecology students recognized for their exceptional academic work.
988 mental health crisis hotline “finally sending the right message” (wtmj.com; Whelan)
Dr. Christine Whelan addresses how the new mental health crisis hotline will reduce stigma for people struggling with their mental health.
Why we keep dating people like our ex (bbc.com; Halpern-Meekin)
Dr. Sarah Halpern-Meekin delves into the psychology behind ‘a type’ in romantic relationships.
‘Paying their fair share’: Madison companies embrace paid parental leave, but experts say more is needed (madison.com; Halpern-Meekin)
Dr. Sarah Halpern-Meekin provides input on paid parental leave in Madison, Wisconsin.
DAVID SHRIBMAN: Inflation arrives at a bad time for Democrats (channel3000; Whelan)
Dr. Christine Whelan discusses consequences of inflation in consumer’s wallets and on their minds.
WATCH: Psychological tricks to boost productivity (channel3000.com; Whelan)
Dr. Christine Whelan provides input on individual psychology in connection with productivity.
Kasey Keeler receives seed grant from the Wisconsin Idea Endowment (irh.wisc.edu; Keeler)
Dr. Kasey Keeler at the School of Human Ecology was selected as one of ten scholars to receive seed grants from the Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment.