Kidznotes
Kidznotes, a Triangle-based following the international El Sistema model, works to effect social change through ensemble orchestral education for through traditionally underserved youth. SSRI has […]
Kidznotes, a Triangle-based following the international El Sistema model, works to effect social change through ensemble orchestral education for through traditionally underserved youth. SSRI has […]
The Duke Forge/Duke University Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) COVID19 Digital Lab commissioned a survey that was conducted by Clarity+Campaign Labs (CCL) from March 29-31,
Survey of Social Distancing Read More »
Addressing the social determinants of health (SDOH) is a critical step in reducing health disparities. Leading health agencies have organized SDOH into six groups: food
Social Determinants of Health Read More »
From racial justice to COVID-19, climate change, culture wars, and economic inequality, the question of what it means and takes to thrive in the contemporary
Thriving Congregations and Communities Read More »
Job Description: The Duke Master in Interdisciplinary Data Science (MIDS) program within the Social Science Research Institute is looking to support an existing post-doctoral research
Duke MIDS looking to support post-doctoral research associate Read More »
Nursing homes are hotspots for spreading the coronavirus. Long-term residents can more easily stay isolated from family and friends, but workers and short-term patients travel
Asymptomatic Testing at Nursing Homes Will Be Key in Preventing Coronavirus Spread Read More »
WRAL: The data trackers show that the cases of long-term facilities make up 18% of all laboratory confirmed cases at more than half of the total
WRAL Special Coverage with Don Taylor: Coronavirus Read More »
Less than 1% of Americans live in nursing homes, yet these facilities account for between 15% and 25% of Covid-19 cases and half of all deaths from
Opinion Piece: To test our way out of the COVID-19 nightmare, focus on nursing homes Read More »
Nursing homes will continue to be COVID-19 hotspots until state and federal officials can institute sweeping testing of asymptomatic patients and workers, Duke experts said
A new survey from Duke University shows that North Carolina residents are becoming polarized over the response to coronavirus. We talk with Prof. Nick Eubank
Survey: N.C. Residents Polarized Over Coronavirus Response Read More »