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Founded in 2006, KDH Research & Communication (KDHRC) constructs and evaluates public programs to improve the health and well-being of the nation’s youth, families, and communities. KDHRC has four program areas that focus on critical health and social services topics:
-Drug Abuse Education and Prevention: Investigates emerging trends in substance abuse and measures the effectiveness of social ma
06/16/2026
Get to know KDHRC! It’s time to shine a light on yet another one of KDHRC’s ! Take a look at MOMS Postpartum— Monitoring & Outreach for Maternal Safety. Swipe to learn more! This program is still in development, so stay tuned for more news about MOMS!💜
06/09/2026
Check it out! Live on our website, a new research brief: How Geography Shapes Health. We’re examining health through a geographical lens to identify, measure and address differences in health risks and outcomes. Read more at the link in our bio!
06/03/2026
We had to hop on this trend now that we have a Gen Z social media girl 💅 Who did it better, Millennials or GenZs? Anyways, go check out the CHW Virtual Academy at the link in our bio! ✨
06/01/2026
It’s time for another KDHRC challenge! Our team loves some friendly competition, and we do our best to encourage healthy habits for our team members. For this year’s step challenge, our team will be attempting to “walk” Route 66! We have two teams competing for the most steps— Adam’s Accelerators🚗 and Alyssa’s Jukebox Joggers🎶! Which Team will make it the farthest? Let us know your pick and keep an eye on our stories for updates on this challenge!
Welcome back to another episode of team talk! This month we’re getting to know Natalie, our very own social media guru. Who else would love a magical button that cleans all the dishes!?🙋♀️ Stay tuned to meet more of the amazing people behind KDHRC!
05/27/2026
Calling all Nerds🗣️ We are pleased to welcome Bridgit Mendler into KDHRC’s Nerd of the Month Club, inspired by National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’s Jelly of the Month Club!
Bridgit Mendler is especially well known among Gen-Zer’s, as her career started on Disney Channel! She starred in ‘Good Luck Charlie’ and ‘Lemonade Mouth’ and made other appearances in family friendly shows and movies. She also began her musical career with her debut studio album released in 2012. Her entertainment career continued as she worked on her anthropology degree at the University of Southern California, although she did not complete her degree. One day, her uncle took her to visit the MIT Media Lab— a research facility focused on tech, media, design, and human behavior. She said she had missed the space to explore new ideas, an opportunity many people experience in college that she had missed.
She enrolled in their master’s program studying media & online discourse when she found herself captivated by the space projects other students were working on. She met her now-husband at MIT and when the pandemic hit, they were working on communication satellites and software. Then in 2021 she enrolled in Harvard Law School studying space law, despite having no undergraduate degree. Then in 2023, Dr. Mendler passed up a SpaceX internship and launched Northwood Space with her husband. Northwood translates the data floating in outer space satellites into something that can actually be used on earth.
In an interview she gave with ‘The Free Press’ earlier this year, Mendler admitted: “I actually don’t think that I’m very smart and probably people that know me would think the same thing.” Her success is thanks to her determination, which she has carried from her days on Disney Channel to owning her own company. She says, “If I want to do it, I will find a way to make myself do it.” Mendler embodies the KDHRC core values and she is clearly fitting in with the KDHRC . Stay tuned for next month and send in your nominations!
05/25/2026
Memorial Day is so much more than a three-day weekend, a chance for shopping deals, and a poolside cookout. Today is a day we remember and honor all those who have paid the ultimate price in service of our country. The soldiers who never made it home, and their families that will forever grieve the loss of their loved ones. Wherever you are, at 3pm today you are encouraged to pause for a moment of silence to remember and honor these brave soldiers. We are forever grateful to our fallen heroes and their families, today and always.
Help us wish Natalie a Happy Birthday!🎈 Natalie is a Research & Communications Assistant here at KDHRC and we are grateful for all of her hard work! We hope you have a great day & enjoy trying new things in Greenville!🥳
05/21/2026
KDHRC turns science into impact with major support from the National Institutes of Health. During some casual Internet browsing the other day, we saw lists of top NIH grant recipients by state. Of course we took a peek to see our standing! Looks like KDHRC is keeping good company on this list and we are proud of our ranking and the hard work and vision it represents. 🧠 💪👏 We are committed to our contributions to science and making a positive difference in the health and well-being of the people our programs serve. Excited to continue our work and develop even more !🐿️