TNS Center for Global Mental Health Welcomes Swedish Delegation
Frank Watkins Featured on The New School News!
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Dr. Adam Brown named New York City and State’s 2025 Trailblazer in Higher Education!
NY City & State’s annual Trailblazers in Higher Education highlights influential leaders at colleges and universities across New York who are helping students succeed and expand their horizons. This power list recognizes high-performing presidents, deans, vice presidents and other school officials, as well as academics, advocates, labor leaders, and philanthropists!
Read more about it here: https://www.cityandstateny.com/power-lists/2025/05/trailblazers-higher-education-2025/405485/?oref=csny-topic-lander-top-story
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Center members Tanvi Kulkarni, Tina Xu, Ncobile Mukasa, and Eleana Antonaki on their acceptance to the Clinical PhD program!
Congratulations to Josheka Chauhan on being selected as a Lang College Social Science Research Fellow!
All for NarWELL Wins Spark 2025 Award!
Our All for NarWELL team has been recognized with a 2025 Spark Award from The New School, chosen from over 180 submissions university-wide.
The Spark Awards honor those whose research, work, creativity, and passion spark positive change for others, and the All for NarWELL team’s commitment to student well-being and community support embodies this mission.
Congratulations to the All for NarWELL team on this well-deserved recognition!
Dr. Adam Brown’s Article on Mental Health and Skateboarding–Featured in HuffPost!
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/skateboarding-40s-community-mental-health_n_67c5c4a5e4b0e0b1c7d59759
Congratulations to Francesca Ungureanu for receiving the Stephan D. Weiss Student Mental Health Award for her work on PM+ with college students!
This award is supported by the American College Health Association (AMHA).
The New School Center for Global Mental Health Launches WHO’s EASE Program in Brooklyn
The New School Center for Global Mental Health has officially launched the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Early Adolescent Skills in Emotion (EASE) training program in Brooklyn. It marks the first U.S. initiative to test EASE as a strategy for building capacity and reaching young people in need of mental health support.
Last summer, the team worked closely with community based organizations to adapt this WHO intervention in partnership with young people, caregivers and community-based organizations in Brooklyn. Their input transformed the EASE manual and we are humbled to be the first initiative in the U.S. to test EASE as a strategy for building capacity and reaching young people in need of mental health support.
This groundbreaking program is being rolled out in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health, DYCD, Grand Street Settlement, the Bro Experience, and El Puente, aiming to reach both youth and caregivers throughout the borough. It also represents a true CGMH-wide effort and a significant step forward in supporting the mental well-being of young people in Brooklyn!
Congratulations to GMH Clinical PhD Externs!
We are incredibly excited to share that all of our Clinical PhD students matched at some of the most sought after externships in the city. Congratulations, Lindsay Siegel (Mt Sinai, World Trade Center), Natalie Mardoian (Memorial Sloan Kettering), Caroline McEneaney (NYU, World Trade Center), and Aline Lanes (Bronx Care, Jacobi Hospital) as they get ready to embark on this next milestone in their clinical training!
Happy Holidays from the Center for Global Mental Health!!
Congratulations to Josheka Chauhan and Tanvi Kulkarni on receiving the New School Student Research Award 2024!
Dr. Adam Brown presents tips for navigating holiday emotional challenges – Featured by CNN!
Our Skate Mind Project was recently featured on National Public Radio!
Listen to the segment featuring Dr. Adam Brown and Frank “The Tank” Watkins!
We are so proud to host the first cohort of Swiss-Next Step Interns in the US. Welcome Leanne, Delphine, and Liam!
We are so grateful for the opportunity to launch the New School Center for Global Mental Health!
This summer we spent 7 weeks working with youth and community organizations on the first US adaptation of EASE, a new community-led mental health strategy for youth.
Dr. Adam Brown quoted in the Washington Square News about the importance of supporting mental health strategies on college campuses
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Our Training and Education Specialist, Ari Holman, on her acceptance to the CSD PhD program at The New School!
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Lab members Alesha Cid-Vega, Josheka Chauhan, Francesca Ungureanu, and Shelly Edry on their acceptance to Clinical PhD programs!
Honored to have the work of the lab featured on Columbia journalism radio
Dr. Adam Brown and colleague Brandon Kohrt interviewed on the Force for Good podcast about PM+ in the USA
Honored to have the work of our lab featured in this story by Center for NYC Affairs
Trauma & Global Mental Health Lab partnership lunch with Miller Dwan Foundation
Dr. Adam Brown featured on ABC’s “The Science of New Year’s Resolutions”
Dr. Adam Brown named APS Fellow
Adam Brown is truly honored to have been selected as Fellow for the Association for Psychological Science.
Fellow status is awarded to APS members who have made sustained outstanding contributions to the science of psychology in the areas of research, teaching, service, and/or application. Fellow status is typically awarded for one’s scientific contributions, but may also be awarded for exceptional contributions to the field through the development of research opportunities and settings. Researchers who have an outstanding record of mentoring students from diverse backgrounds, working with research participants from diverse backgrounds, and making outstanding contributions to diversity and inclusion within the field of psychological science.
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