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Sociometrics and Teen NOW California are sponsoring a contest for teenagers (13-19) living in California. Turn the facts of life into something fresh and win the $500 grand prize! More information.
Sociometrics has recently been awarded two new Phase II grant awards from the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Shobana Raghupathy is the Principal Investigator of the Substance Abuse Prevention Evaluation Consultant (SAPEC) grant awarded from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and Tamara Kuhn is the Principal Investigator of the Psychological Tests and Assessment Resource grant awarded by the National Institute of Mental Health.
Sociometrics has recently added several new staff members. Welcome Nayla Raad, MA, Senior Research Assistant, Jodi Cornell, MSW, MA, Research Associate, and Barbara Lee, Graphic and Web Designer.
Sociometrics' president, Dr. JJ Card, and staff have recently authored three books about HIV and teen pregnancy prevention published by Springer Publishing Company. More information.
The JCAP Fund provides four-year college scholarships and expense money for Philippine public high school graduates who graduate from high school in the top 5% of their class. Sociometrics has made JCAP Scholarships the main beneficiary of its Giving Program. The company is the primary driving force behind the birth of JCAP and remains firmly committed to its growth and success, donating monthly an amount able to cover one-scholar-year. More information.
New Products
SAHARA: An Interactive, Computer-Based HIV Risk Reduction Intervention
SAHARA is an interactive, computer-based HIV intervention program that is gender relevant and culturally sensitive for African-American women.
More information.
Launched 7/2008
Know the Risks: An Interactive HIV/AIDS Information and Personal Risk Assessment Center
Know the Risks is a computer-based sexual health and HIV/AIDS prevention education application, created in both English and culturally-tailored Spanish language formats.
This client-directed, stand-alone tool was designed for use in waiting rooms or other common areas of diverse clinic settings.
More information.
Launched 5/2/2007