This study is designed to be the first step toward a programmatic research effort designed to change public discourse about pregnant women with addictions and garner support towards enhanced policy for this under-served population. Amanda and her collaborators applied in the priority area of "reducing stigma and prejudice to promote unity and harmony." Their application, "Understanding Stigma Surrounding Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorders" was designed to identify the beliefs that underlie and perpetuate stigma, and that are activated when discussing mothers who struggle with substance use problems during pregnancy. The American Psychological Foundation Visionary Grant seeks to seed innovation through supporting projects and programs that use psychology to solve social problems.
January 2017: Disability and Childbirth By: Cohort Four fellows Leah Gjertson, Leah Cheatham, Meredith Matone, Daniel Busso, and Erin MarshĪmanda Van Scoyoc, a Cohort Four fellow, was recently awarded a Visionary Grant through the American Psychological Foundation along with Amanda Lowell, another Postdoctoral Fellow at Yale. April 2017: Economic Insecurity and Child Physical Harm By: Cohort Four fellows Aislinn Conrad-Hiebner and Katherine Pashchall. Immigration System to Protect Child Well-Being By: Cohort Two fellow Megan Finno-Velasquez July 2017: Our Children Under Attack: The Failure of the U.S. August 2017: Minimum Wages and Child Well-Being By: Cohort Six fellow Lindsey Bullinger and Cohort One fellow Kerri Raissian. Parrish, Cassandra Robertson, and Emily Warren September 2017: Economic Reform is About More than Money It’s About Strengthening Families By: Cohort Five fellows Charlotte Heleniak, Nathanael Okpych, Jared W. November 2017: Teachers’ Perceptions of Childcare and Preschool Expulsion By: Cohort Two fellow Emily Bosk, Karin Martin, and Denise Bailey. May 2018: The Effect of the Affordable Care Act on Breastfeeding Outcomes By: Cohort Six fellow Lindsey Bullinger. June 2018: Doris Duke Action Response Team (DDART): A Fellow Generated Interdisciplinary, Action-Oriented Project By: Cohort Six fellows Christina DeNard, Andi Eastman, Lindsay Huffhines, Kate Stepleton, and Lindsey Weil.
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