Research and Publications
Learn about HOPE research projects
The HOPE team is actively engaged in cutting edge research to further the knowledge about the effects of positive childhood experiences on health outcomes. Many of our projects involve collaboration with local and national institutions, well respected in the research arena. HOPE is even expanding internationally, recently participating in the preparation of a research grant submitted by the Transforming early Education and Child Health (TeEACH) group at Western Sydney University in New South Wales, Australia.
Recent Research and Publications
Improving Peer Relationships Through Positive Deviance Practices and the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences) Framework
Using the Positive Deviance approach in community-based settings Positive childhood experiences (PCEs), including supportive peer relationships, are crucial for optimal…
Effectiveness of Paid Family and Medical Leave Policies and Policy Components on Adverse Childhood Experiences Prevention, Positive Childhood Experiences Promotion and Health Equity
Studying the impact of PFML policies on ACEs and PCEs With support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Positive Childhood Experiences and Health and Opportunity Outcomes in Four U.S. States
Association of Positive Childhood Experiences with Health and Opportunity Outcomes in Four U.S. States. This cross-sectional study used Behavioral Risk…