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Explore resources from the Foundation for Social Connection and organizations across the field, bringing together research, tools, and practical guidance to help you advance social connection in your work.

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- SLC Research
Linking the 1940 US Census to the NSHAP: Novel Opportunity to Understand the Effects of Childhood Residential Environment on Cognitive Aging
June 19, 2024 Read More
- SLC Research
Social connection and self-neglect: A case for broader exploration
June 19, 2024 Read More
- SLC Research
Reducing teacher stress and burnout and enhancing self-efficacy through technology-supported small-group instruction
June 17, 2024 Read More
- SLC Research
Stand-Capable Workstations Reduce Occupational Sedentary Time Among Administrative Workers
June 17, 2024 Read More
- Newsletter
Social Isolation and Loneliness Weekly Research Report: 6/14/24
June 14, 2024 Read More
- SLC Research
Prediabetes Progression and Reversion: Social Factors and Racial/Ethnic Differences
June 13, 2024 Read More
- Literature
Built Environment Report co-author Erin Peavey on the Building Enclosure Podcast
June 13, 2024 Read More
- Podcast
Jillian Racoosin-Kornmeier on the I Know Lonely Podcast
June 11, 2024 Read More
- SLC Research
The impact of generative artificial intelligence on socioeconomic inequalities and policy making
June 11, 2024 Read More

Linking the 1940 US Census to the NSHAP: Novel Opportunity to Understand the Effects of Childhood Residential Environment on Cognitive Aging

Social connection and self-neglect: A case for broader exploration

Reducing teacher stress and burnout and enhancing self-efficacy through technology-supported small-group instruction

Stand-Capable Workstations Reduce Occupational Sedentary Time Among Administrative Workers

Social Isolation and Loneliness Weekly Research Report: 6/14/24

Prediabetes Progression and Reversion: Social Factors and Racial/Ethnic Differences

Built Environment Report co-author Erin Peavey on the Building Enclosure Podcast

Jillian Racoosin-Kornmeier on the I Know Lonely Podcast

The impact of generative artificial intelligence on socioeconomic inequalities and policy making

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