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American Institutes for Research
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About American Institutes for Research
Established in 1946, the American Institutes for Research (AIR) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that conducts behavioral and social science research and delivers technical assistance both domestically and internationally in the areas of education, health, and the workforce. Our LinkedIn page and inbox are monitored Monday-Friday from 9 am-8 pm Eastern time. We strive to respond to page messages within 2 business days.
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Research & Knowledge
American Institutes for Research published updates on new Alzheimer's diagnostics, pancreatic cancer treatments, and gene-editing therapies.
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Research & Knowledge
American Institutes for Research published new research on cervical cancer screening rates among U.S. women.
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Research & Knowledge
American Institutes for Research published a study examining CTE and dementia among former NFL players.
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Presence & Recognition
American Institutes for Research highlighted upcoming health policy events and a Sickle Cell Awareness Month spotlight.
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Research & Knowledge
American Institutes for Research is seeking ideas across skill building, career navigation, job placement, and supports that help people participate and succeed in work and training to identify areas for future research and partnership.
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People
American Institutes for Research co-led a 5-day workshop on evaluation design for early career African researchers in conjunction with UAPS.
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Research & Knowledge
American Institutes for Research conducted the Power of Us Workforce Survey to gather insights from over 10,000 youth-serving professionals to build a stronger understanding of people supporting youth beyond the classroom.
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