2023-2025
Contact: Andrew Rowland
This is a follow-up study of 2-3-year-olds among families who previously participated in the New Mexico PRAMS pregnancy study. By collecting data on risk and protective factors in New Mexico families, we hope to understand better what factors will help young children and their families thrive.
Mental Wellness | Minority Health | Health Disparities
April-Aug 2024 (Phase 1 only)
Contacts: Francisco Soto Mas (PI), Kathryn Coakley, Vittoria Totaro (GRA and PhD Candidate, Sociology)
State agencies and private donors support farmer and rancher training programs throughout New Mexico.
Funding By: Thornburg Foundation
Modern Agriculture | Climate Change | Training Programs
9/1/21-4/30/26
Contact: Elise T Jaramillo
This study uses quantitative surveys, qualitative interviews, ecological network research, and spatial data analysis to elucidate how place-based vulnerabilities and protective factors shape experiences of depression among rural American Indian and Hispanic/Latino Elders in New Mexico. Guided by Intervention Mapping, a participatory approach for planning health interventions, data will contribute to a community-driven plan for a multisystem intervention targeting the place-based causes of disparities in depression, which will form the basis of a subsequent R01 implementation and evaluation study.
Mental Wellness | Minority Health | Health Disparities