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iRT Publishes Long-Term Effects of Media Aware on Young Adult Sexual Health Beliefs

By |June 11th, 2026|Categories: Media Aware for Young Adults News Post, Media Literacy Education News Post, Media Literacy News Post, Sexual & Relationship Health News Post, Violence Prevention News Post|

June 11, 2026, Durham, NC – iRT is pleased to announce that researchers Dr. Tracy Scull, Dr. Christina Dodson, Dr. Janis Kupersmidt, [...]

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Available Now! Web-Based Mindfulness Program for Adolescents with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome

By |January 14th, 2026|Categories: Aware for Teens with 22q11DS News Post, Disability News Post, E-Learning News Post, Mindfulness News Post|

January 14, 2026, Durham, NC – iRT is pleased to release the Aware Program for Teens with 22q11DS, a web-based, mindfulness training program designed [...]

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Plan My Ride Could Protect Young People from Increased Risk of Unsafe Driving Around the Holidays

By |December 11th, 2025|Categories: Plan My Ride News Post, Safe Driving News Post, Substance Use Prevention News Post|

December 11, 2025, Durham, NC – At the end of the year, drivers are at a higher risk for unsafe driving. The National Highway Traffic [...]

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Connected Scholars Program Positively Impacts College Student Retention and Graduation Rates

By |November 24th, 2025|Categories: Connected Scholars News Post, Mentoring News Post|

November 24, 2025, Durham, NC – Recently published research reported that the Connected Scholars program has significant positive impacts on college student retention and graduation [...]

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