What’s Working: First Presbyterian Church of Ft. Lauderdale

This post marks the beginning of a series to showcase our learnings in a mulit-year campaign titled What’s Working, a Lilly Endowment Inc.– supported project to discover how faith-based [...]

Springtide Research Institute was recently featured in an article by The Record. You can see an excerpt of this article in part below, but we encourage you to visit their site to read the piece [...]

Discussing social and political topics can be challenging, especially in light of widespread disillusionment and polarization. Springtide asked young people what adults can do to make young [...]

A few weeks ago, Angela and I traveled to California as a part of our ongoing research for Springtide related to how young people thrive in religious organizations. The week before, our site [...]

Most campus ministers receive training on how to connect to students, yet Troy Woytek admits that establishing and maintaining those relationships can be challenging.  As Director of Ministry [...]

Springtide Research Institute is hosting a series of conversations connected to our 2024 research on young people’s political engagement and attitudes, including when and why religious and [...]

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we focused on the mental health of Latina/o young people. Guided by our BIPOC research fellow, Dr. Kitzia Moreno-Garza, and our Senior Research Associate, Dr. [...]

Each year, Springtide offers a BIPOC Fellowship to a social scientist of color (either in training or early career) to learn more about our work studying people under age 25. This year, we’ve had [...]

For Mental Health Awareness Month, Dr. Kitzia Moreno-Garza, a clinical psychologist who focuses on children and adolescents, shares her experiences in researching and working with Latino/a/é [...]

Springtide Research Institute was recently featured by Psychology Today in an article written by BIPOC Research Fellow and clinical psychologist Dr. Kitzia Moreno-Garza. You can see an excerpt of [...]