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Our Research<\/h1>

Learn more about our research.<\/p><\/div>\n

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The RICHER Program\u2019s overall research goal is to better understand how to identify, consider and support the ways that social and structural determinants impact the health of children, youth and families. Our priority is to accomplish this through meaningful co-identification and co-design of research questions and studies with community members\/those with lived experience.<\/p>

Specific interests of our research team include:<\/p>

    \n\tModels of health care delivery for families from historically marginalized identities<\/li>\n\n\tMeaningful research co-design with community partners<\/li>\n\n\tDisproportionate impacts of health crises (e.g., COVID-19) on communities with intersecting structural barriers to care<\/li>\n\n\tImpacts of the opioid epidemic on children, youth and families<\/li>\n<\/ol>