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Innovations Institute
Improving Outcomes for Children, Youth, their Families & Communities Through Translational Research & Implementation
About Innovations Institute
The Innovations Institute at the UConn School of Social Work builds research-based, community-centered, and transformative child-, youth-and family-serving systems and services, and develops the capacity of the workforce within these systems. We do this work in partnership with government agencies, health care providers, youth and their families, and community-based organizations in order to improve outcomes for and with children, youth, and their families and communities.
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Presence & Recognition
Innovations Institute is participating in the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline awareness campaign and promoting accessible mental health support.
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Presence & Recognition
Innovations Institute added a second session on October 6-7, 2026, to the September Practice Essentials sessions for Crisis 365: Academy for Comprehensive Crisis Care.
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Research & Knowledge
Innovations Institute published the Case for Tier 1 Universal Supports exploring nurturing relationships, supportive environments, and intentional social-emotional teaching.
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Research & Knowledge
Innovations Institute reported that Oregon Health Authority (OHA) released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for its Fidelity Wraparound Center for Excellence (FWC4E) to support high-quality Fidelity Wraparound implementation across Oregon through training, coaching, technical assistance, and fidelity review for behavioral health providers.
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People
Innovations Institute is hiring a Continuous Quality Improvement Manager (Research Scientist) for the UConn School of Social Work.
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Presence & Recognition
Innovations Institute Executive Director Michelle Zabel will be featured in a conversation hosted by The College for Behavioral Health Leadership on September 8th, 2026, titled Mentorship in Motion.
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