Jerreed D. Ivanich
@Jdivanich
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Assistant Professor at @ColoradoSPH | Centers for American Indian and Alaska Native Health | SNA & Prevention Science among AIAN populations
Denver, CO
Joined March 2013
So excited to be part of such an amazing group & looking forward to growing together as we achieve our goal!
Meet the 2023 @AspenInstitute Ascend Fellows! 2⃣0⃣ leaders from 1⃣5⃣ states with 1⃣ goal: transforming systems so that all children and families can thrive https://t.co/d2P7yU30fU
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I am so fortunate and lucky to work with such amazing people! Youth are ready to lead research and are blazing a path to amplify the voices of their communities. Check out this report from some of these amazing youth leaders - defining well-being for their communities.
We are excited to share the Youth and Young Adult Wellbeing Report, which documents the origin and milestones of a new project seeking to center diverse young leaders in research and conversations regarding individual and community wellbeing. Check it out! https://t.co/c7uI8WJvJi
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Native Americans left out of 'deaths of despair' research https://t.co/gu3QEjzHOV
@Jdivanich @ColoradoSPH @APA @GMentalHealth @APApsychiatric @MentalHealthAm @988Lifeline @NationalCouncil @AsstSecNewland @aaipdocs @IHSgov @TheUIHI @USETINC @NIHB1 @JHUCIH @niwrc @NCAI1944
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Recently, I wrote several threads on academic writing that went (sort of) viral on Academic Twitter. Thought I'd put them together so folks can find them all in one place. So, here goes 👇 The habit and process of academic writing: a meta-thread 🧵
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Who wants to win this Casey Thompson signed #Huskers mini-helmet? Let’s do a giveaway! Once I get to 2,500 followers, I’ll pick one follower at random to send this helmet to. Like and retweet this post for added chances to win*.
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I really appreciate the wholistic presentation of their experience. I love what I do in academia, but often hear similar arguments for leaving. We need more balanced discussions of career pathways for the next generation. Thanks @ljhundley!
One year ago, I made the jump from academia to tech. It’s been a wild ride so far, so I wanted to share a few reflections on the transition for others that might be considering tech roles. 1/many
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Drug Overdose Deaths Rose Among Black and Indigenous Americans During COVID | Time
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The increase was especially high for Black, American Indian, and Alaska Native people
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Participated on the INSNA Sunbelt 2022 Diverse Scholars Panel. Thanks for the great turnout! #Sunbelt2022
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My friend and one of my most trusted mentors, Dr. Brent Teasdale named University Professor. It is great to see good folks recognized for their tireless efforts to help others! https://t.co/v5Orktta4g via @IllinoisStateU
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The Office of the Provost announced Dr. Brent Teasdale has been named University Professor for Illinois State University.
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Invisible labor for BIPOC+ scholars: "We realized (at last moment) we do not have x representation at our event. We invite you to speak! Oh, and please be available all day to talk about increasing inclusion at our racist institution. Honorarium? It's an 'honor' to be invited."
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Some amazing American Indian and Alaska Native Youth Scholars put together this survey to better understand AIAN Wellbeing. Please participate and spread widely! #Native #Indigenous #Wellbeing
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I called Ted Cruz's's office asking to make an appointment to talk with the Senator about my blood pressure. They told me that the Senator was not qualified to give medical advice and that I should call my doctor. So I asked them to stop giving advice about vaccines. #covid
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I will add indigenous inequality as well...
Social scientists use "means" and "standard deviations" when talking about Black inequality. But addressing White supremacy as a mechanism responsible for Black inequality is reduced to an "outlier".
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So proud to do this work with such a fantastic colleague and friend, Dr. Leslie Echols.
"A new study conducted by Leslie Echols of @MissouriState University and Jerreed Ivanich (@Jdivanich) of the University of Colorado has found that the famous '36 questions' [also known as Fast Friends] could help prompt friendships in young teens." https://t.co/JqYY62XBCY
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📢Check out our new article!📢 Thanks to @paulnestadt, @EHaroz, @vmokeefe @MelissaLWalls and the rest of the team! Suicide and the opioid overdose crisis among American Indian and Alaska Natives: a storm on two fronts demanding swift action
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The opioid crisis in the United States has received national attention and critical resources in the past decade. However, what has been overlooked is the effect the opioid crisis may be having on ...
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I am so excited to be working with @KansSchultz on this project!
Katie Schutlz’ research project, Tribal Reservations Adolescent Connections Study, has been funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. https://t.co/2EhnGi1A60
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Dr. Leslie Echols and I just published a new article in the Journal of Research on Adolescence. A promising intervention to improve interpersonal closeness and friendship for same and cross-ethnic conditions.
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The protective role of friendships in middle school is well established, yet no research to date has examined how to build friendships among middle school peers. In the present research, we adapted...
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YES!!!!! As always, @doc_thoughts puts in words the feelings I have been wrestling with, but hadn't found the words to express myself!
🗣We cannot committee our way out of racism!
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At 10:00 AM EST, my confirmation hearing to be Sec. of @Interior will resume. Yesterday I stood on my ancestors' shoulders, told my story, & outlined how my experiences as an Indigenous woman from humble beginnings will lead the department. I look forward to the conversations.
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