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Video Podcast on the ‘Fourth Trimester’ Recorded with Live Studio Audience

On May 4, 2026, the McSilver Institute teamed up with managed care provider AmeriHealth Caritas and the Greater New York Chapter of The Links, Inc. to produce a live video podcast titled “After Birth, Aftercare, Afterthought: The Fourth Trimester.” The goal of the podcast is to build stronger, more responsive support systems for new mothers. Award-winning […]

McSilver AI Hub Explores Modern Data Science and W.E.B. Du Bois

In our first Reclaim the Algorithm webinar, data science and machine learning experts Allen Hillery, Dr. Brandeis Marshall, and Anthony Starks explored the W.E.B. Du Bois legacy and its connection to modern AI systems. Convened online April 30, 2026, the conversation examined how his thinking and the centuries old mathematical foundations behind modern AI impact […]

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New Article Highlights Perinatal Behavioral Health Workforce

Addressing the Needs of the Perinatal Behavioral Health Workforce in Behavioral Health News: Dr. Damali Wilson (Joint McSilver-IEHE Fellow), Rose Pierre-Louis (McSilver Executive Director), and Dr. Natasha Williams (NYU Grossman) explore how this issue impacts vulnerable communities.

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January 20, 2026

New Article Highlights Perinatal Behavioral Health Workforce

June 2, 2022

Resources for Helping Children Cope with Collective Grief

The Community Technical Assistance Center of New York has prepared a tip sheet to help children and adolescents cope with collective grief.

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October 25, 2021

Recently Published Research Involving the McSilver Institute

Below is a list of notable published research— including journal articles and other peer-reviewed sources — led by or involving McSilver Institute programs or staff. Learn more about our ongoing research here. The McSilver Institute’s work is also covered frequently by mass media including print, radio and TV print outlets. See some recent highlights of […]

April 22, 2021

Resources for Coping With and Addressing Racial Oppression

These resources developed by CTAC will help practitioners better understand, discuss, and process racism in their work with individuals and families.

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March 24, 2021

McSilver Researchers Lead Study of Pandemic Food Insecurity Program

Published in Social Work for Health Care, it examined an innovative partnership between Doordash and SCO Family of Services.

March 18, 2021

McSilver CPO Contributes to Report on Medicaid and Pandemic’s Impact

Chief Programs Officer Dr. Andrew Cleek contributed a report on how Medicaid and CHIP will play vital roles given the effects of COVID-19 and racial/ethnic inequities on behavioral health.

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February 24, 2021

McSilver Executive Director Co-Authors Study Showing Depression Treatment Racial Gap

Dr. Michael A. Lindsey is a co-author of the study showing Black caregivers involved in the child welfare system get less depression treatment.

February 5, 2021

McSilver 2020 Annual Report Released

It describes how we met the moment, as powerful and unexpected forces reshaped the world in which we carry out our mission to disrupt generational poverty and address inequities.

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June 17, 2020

Resources for Providers Working with LGBTQIA Populations

For Pride Month, CTAC NY provides resources to help social service providers better affirm identity and support mental health in LGBTQIA populations.

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May 26, 2020

Report: Yearly Deaths Due to Alcohol, Drugs or Suicide Top 150,000

A new report shows that 151,964 Americans died due to alcohol, drugs or suicide in 2018. NYU McSilver’s Dr. Michael A. Lindsey provided additional context with Black youth suicide data.