New research projects are initiated by InCHIP principal investigators on a regular basis. Individuals from many disciplines are regularly sought to collaborate on these projects.
The Center works on its mission by establishing creative connections between science and public policy, developing targeted research, encouraging frank dialogue among key constituents, and expressing a dedicated commitment to real change.
UConn is committed to fostering a multicultural and inclusive workplace that recognizes and embraces the unique talents and contributions of our diverse workforce. Diversity, one of UConn’s core values, is embedded in all aspects of the employment process.
CHDI's goal is to build stronger and more effective health and mental health systems that result in better outcomes for all children in Connecticut, especially the underserved.
The center's mission is to improve the health, resiliency, and quality of life for children, families, and communities by ensuring the delivery of easily accessible and highly coordinated services that address an individual’s mental, physical, and social support needs.
The Village mission is to to build a community of strong, healthy families who protect and nurture children.
