In the first installment of our 2022 Strengthening Social Connectedness Webinar Series, titled Social Connectedness: Creating Clarity on Key Concepts, our Founder & CEO, Dr. Danielle Varda, along with Dr. Rose Y. Hardy, our Network Data Scientist, provided answers and insight into some foundational and
Visible Network Labs is based in Denver, Colorado. While many of us reside in the Denver area, we are a fully remote company with a sizeable portion of our team working across the United States, including Hawaii and the U.S. Territory of Puerto Rico. We
Although Visible Network Labs is based in Denver, Colorado, we are a fully-remote company. This means some of our team members work locally, while other members work in places ranging from Hawaii, Montana, Puerto Rico, and many places in between. While our team is comfortable
America is experiencing an epidemic – no, not COVID. It is facing an epidemic of youth mental health issues, which have grown considerably over the past decade. As described by U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, “Before the pandemic, one in three high school students reported
Please welcome the newest addition to the Visible Network Labs team, Kendall Warwick-Diaz! Kendall is one of our Data Analysts and she assists our Data Science team. Kendall’s background in the non-profit sector and her experience with data organization and analysis will be a welcome
We are always working on new updates and features for our products, including the PARTNER CPRM and PARTNERme. This December we launched two new features on the PARTNER Platform to provide our users more options and value. Here is a quick description of the new
When building a coalition, you should set aside your preconceived conceptions and positions concerning your goals, priorities, and policies. Remaining open-minded is one of a network leader’s best tools. After all, a network’s access to different ideas and ways of thinking is one of its
Numerous studies demonstrate that social connectedness has a major impact on mental health and wellness. Our family and friends provide emotional support, connect us with resources and assistance, and help us live healthier lives. That’s why we joined with two mental health centers here in
A strong network of community partners is a powerful asset to any social change organization. However, it is not easy building these networks, especially if you are new to the challenge. Network science theories and lessons from the field have a great deal to teach
The past year of COVID quarantines and isolation has reaffirmed the importance of social connectedness in our lives. However, it has also exacerbated the issue of social isolation, with studies suggesting record levels of isolation and loneliness in the United States and around the world.
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