Children and youth are showing increasing levels of mental health distress due to the
climate crisis, characterized by feelings of sadness, guilt, changes in sleep and appetite …

Study abroad and research experiences are proven high-impact pedagogical tools, but are
rarely combined at scale. We integrated highly structured research experiences into short …

We outline a process for using large coder teams (10+ coders) to code large-scale
qualitative data sets. The process reflects experience recruiting and managing large teams …

Rivers are revered worldwide for their ecologic, scenic, and recreational value. The capacity
to communicate effectively among human groups with vested interest in rivers hinges on …

Children's ethnoecological knowledge and behaviors related to the environment, health,
and food can differ significantly from those of the adults around them. It can be difficult to …

Social workers often practice within interprofessional teams, yet few research studies have
examined social work students' perceptions of their role on these teams using a visual …

Many qualitative methods are unsuited to extracting data from younger children because
they require specific social, cognitive, or language capacities. The use of visual-image …

This project focuses on mentoring children to help reduce marine debris in their local river
by implementing one of ten lessons from an inquiry-based Riverology curriculum to …

The worldwide supply of potable fresh water is ever decreasing. While 2.5% of Earth's water
is fresh, only 1% is accessible. Of this water, the World Health Organization estimates that …