Recent News Releases

Dec 4, 2023

Rise in Child Suicide in the U.S. Linked in Part to the Nation's Opioid Crisis

The rise in child suicides in the United States since 2010 was fueled in part by the nation's opioid crisis, which previous studies found increased rates of child neglect and altered household living arrangements.
Nov 17, 2023

Crime-Free Housing Policies Increase Evictions in Minority and Low-Income Neighborhoods, but Do Not Lead to Reductions in Crime

Policies that encourage landlords to evict tenants who have involvement with the criminal justice system do not appear to reduce crime, while increasing evictions among Black residents and people with lower incomes.
Nov 7, 2023

Federal Grant Will Support Research Infrastructure for Complementary and Integrative Health

The nonprofit RAND Corporation has received a $6 million federal grant to support research expertise and participation at academic institutions that educate practitioners in complementary and integrative health.
Nov 1, 2023

U.S. Armed Forces Capabilities in Arctic Region Pose National Security Risks, Need Strengthening

The United States needs to strengthen its ability to protect its Arctic interests as the region becomes a more active security environment. Key areas for improvement include communications, infrastructure, training, equipment, tactics and the ability to scale presence.
Oct 26, 2023

RAND Elevates Christine Lanoie-Newman to Chief Development Officer

Christine Lanoie-Newman has assumed the role of chief development officer at RAND. As part of the leadership team, she will oversee all of RAND's development efforts, which includes all philanthropic and foundation fundraising.
Oct 24, 2023

RAND Factbook Highlights Demographic, Mental Health and Labor Participation of Military Veterans

A factbook, accompanied by a collection of infographics, explores trends and estimates about the demographics of veterans. It focuses on the size, sex, age, race/ethnicity, educational attainment, and geographic distribution of the veteran population as compared with nonveterans.
Oct 6, 2023

Rise in Overdose Deaths Increasingly Affects Those with Lower Educational Attainment

Drug overdose deaths increased sharply among Americans without a college education and nearly doubled over a three-year period among those who don't have a high school diploma. The findings further highlight a potential association between the rise in drug overdose deaths and barriers to education access, a social determinant of health.
Oct 3, 2023

Mental Health Spending for Children and Adolescents Has Risen by More Than One-Quarter Since Beginning of Pandemic

Spending on mental health services for children and adolescents has risen by more than one-quarter since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, continuing to rise even as the use of telehealth plateaued.
Sep 29, 2023

News Release on Election to RAND Board of Trustees

Subsequent to publication of our September 29, 2023 news release and prior to joining the RAND Board of Trustees, Nadia Schadlow withdrew her appointment because of a potential conflict with another professional obligation.
Sep 21, 2023

RAND Analysis Outlines Possible Further Escalation in Ukraine Conflict, Including Potential for Russian Nuclear Attack

A new RAND Corporation analysis evaluates the potential for further escalation of Putin's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, including the grave prospect of a Russian nuclear attack on Ukraine. A perception that Russian military losses on the battlefield are threatening the security of Putin's regime would provide the most likely trigger for a nuclear attack on Ukrainian territory.
Sep 14, 2023

Most Ohio Students Who Earn Manufacturing-Related Credentials Work in Other Industries; Findings Hold Lessons for Push to Grow U.S. Manufacturing

Most students who complete manufacturing-related credentials in Ohio do not end up employed in manufacturing in the state, highlighting a challenge that faces policymakers as they push to create more U.S. manufacturing jobs.
Sep 12, 2023

U.S. Teachers Are Less Satisfied with Their Pay Than Most Working Adults

Sixty-six percent of U.S. teachers who responded to a new, nationally representative survey said their base salary was inadequate, compared with 39 percent of U.S. working adults. These teachers want a $17,000 increase in base pay, on average, to feel that their pay is adequate.

Recent News Releases

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Rise in Child Suicide in the U.S. Linked in Part to the Nation's Opioid Crisis

Crime-Free Housing Policies Increase Evictions in Minority and Low-Income Neighborhoods, but Do Not Lead to Reductions in Crime

Federal Grant Will Support Research Infrastructure for Complementary and Integrative Health

U.S. Armed Forces Capabilities in Arctic Region Pose National Security Risks, Need Strengthening

RAND Elevates Christine Lanoie-Newman to Chief Development Officer

RAND Factbook Highlights Demographic, Mental Health and Labor Participation of Military Veterans

Rise in Overdose Deaths Increasingly Affects Those with Lower Educational Attainment

Mental Health Spending for Children and Adolescents Has Risen by More Than One-Quarter Since Beginning of Pandemic

News Release on Election to RAND Board of Trustees

RAND Analysis Outlines Possible Further Escalation in Ukraine Conflict, Including Potential for Russian Nuclear Attack

Most Ohio Students Who Earn Manufacturing-Related Credentials Work in Other Industries; Findings Hold Lessons for Push to Grow U.S. Manufacturing

U.S. Teachers Are Less Satisfied with Their Pay Than Most Working Adults

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Recent News Releases

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Rise in Child Suicide in the U.S. Linked in Part to the Nation's Opioid Crisis

Crime-Free Housing Policies Increase Evictions in Minority and Low-Income Neighborhoods, but Do Not Lead to Reductions in Crime

Federal Grant Will Support Research Infrastructure for Complementary and Integrative Health

U.S. Armed Forces Capabilities in Arctic Region Pose National Security Risks, Need Strengthening

RAND Elevates Christine Lanoie-Newman to Chief Development Officer

RAND Factbook Highlights Demographic, Mental Health and Labor Participation of Military Veterans

Rise in Overdose Deaths Increasingly Affects Those with Lower Educational Attainment

Mental Health Spending for Children and Adolescents Has Risen by More Than One-Quarter Since Beginning of Pandemic

News Release on Election to RAND Board of Trustees

RAND Analysis Outlines Possible Further Escalation in Ukraine Conflict, Including Potential for Russian Nuclear Attack

Most Ohio Students Who Earn Manufacturing-Related Credentials Work in Other Industries; Findings Hold Lessons for Push to Grow U.S. Manufacturing

U.S. Teachers Are Less Satisfied with Their Pay Than Most Working Adults

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