Projects
This study aims to better understand the experiences of formerly incarcerated people living in the state of Michigan following their release from incarceration. We are currently recruiting participants for this study. Please visit our study website to learn more: www.road2reentrystudy.com
Funding Support: Institute of Museum and Library Services
The purpose of this project is to investigate how public library staff in the state of Michigan currently support the reentry information needs and practices of formerly incarcerated people. We aim to identify the training needs of public library staff who would like to better serve returning citizens in their communities. A state-wide reentry planning guide and training tool-kit will be collaboratively designed by public library staff and returning citizens living in Michigan.
Funding Support: Institute of Museum and Library Services
This research study investigated the sexual and reproductive health information and health technology practices of queer women of color in the United States.
Results forthcoming.
Funding Support: National Institutes of Health
This project investigates how returning citizens (formerly incarcerated individuals) in the state of Michigan navigate the digital divide and attain health, digital and digital health literacies. We are currently recruiting participants for this study. Please visit our study website to learn more: www.road2reentrystudy.com
Funding Support: U-M National Center for Institutional Diversity
The purpose of this project is to better understand the sexual and reproductive health care experiences of Black LGBTQ+ women, trans men, and non-binary people. Results forthcoming.
Funding Support: Williams Institute UCLA School of Law
The purpose of this project was to better understand the healthcare experiences and information and technology practices of Black sexual minority men navigating the HIV prevention and care continuum.
Funding Support: National Institutes of Health
Community and Institutional Partners
