The Substances and Sexual Health Lab at Yale
Directed by Dr. Ijeoma Opara, Associate Professor of Public Health, in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Yale School of Public Health.
Mission
(1) Reducing substance use/misuse among racial-ethnic minority youth
The SASH Lab is guided by 3 Key Principles
HIGHLIGHTING STRENGTHS AND MOVING AWAY FROM A DEFICIT LENS
INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF RACIAL-ETHNIC PRIDE IN PREVENTION
ACKNOWLEDGING RACE & GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PREVENTION
News
Yale School of Public Health Assistant Professor Ijeoma Opara had wanted to create a healthy support network for Black teenage girls since she first joined YSPH in
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Funded scholarship
