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Study Examining Mental Health and Jail Populations Wins National Award
A groundbreaking, $3.6 million study acknowledging that jails in the United States are de facto mental institutions—which also studies implementation strategies that can reduce jail populations across the country—won the Mission Award from the Society for Implementation Research Collaboration (SIRC), a national organization that encourages collaborations by academics, scientists, and researchers to create evidence-based psychosocial interventions.
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And while we have your attention, this is a reminder to 1. carry naloxone, 2. don't keep it in your car bc that can expose it to extreme temperatures, and 3. support your local harm reduction orgs
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