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Paul LeBuffe, Director of DCRC, selected by AERA to serve as Program Chair of the Social and Emotional Learning Special Interest Group.
 The American Educational Research Association (AERA),
is the largest national interdisciplinary research association devoted to the
scientific study of education and learning. In March 2016, AERA elected Paul
LeBuffe, Director of the Devereux Center for Resilient Children, to serve as
Program Chair-Elect of the Social and Emotional Learning Special Interest Group.
Special Interest Groups play a very important role in supporting the mission of
AERA and enhancing the vitality of the education research community. Paul’s role as a SIG officer will help
further AERA’s commitment to improving education research.
“Congratulations to our colleague, Paul. He continues
to take the Devereux name forward in ways that make us very proud of you and
your amazing team,” said Dr. Marilyn Benoit, Devereux’s SVP and Chief Medical
& Clinical Officer.
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Devereux MA/RI gala raises $225,000 to benefit youth, adults with disabilities
More than 200 guests gathered at the historic Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts, for Devereux Massachusetts and Rhode Island’s annual gala to raise critical funds for children, adolescents and adults with emotional, behavioral and cognitive differences.
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Faces of ASCEND: Meet Devereux TCV Outpatient Therapist Jamaca Chavis
Thanks to ASCEND, Devereux TCV Community Services Outpatient Therapist Jamaca Chavis is taking college classes to become a licensed professional counselor.
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Devereux article on disparities in pain management featured in Behavioral Health News
An article written by Devereux National Director of Behavioral Health Services Crystal Taylor-Dietz, Psy.D., was recently featured in Behavioral Health News. The article – “Disparities in pain management: Examining cultural inequities and the critical role of behavioral health providers” – explores the history of cultural disparities and how behavioral health professionals can assist systems of care.
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Devereux GA opens Grace’s Place to support survivors of human trafficking
Devereux Georgia recently worked with Georgia first lady Marty Kemp, the state Department of Human Services and other community partners to open Grace’s Place, a commercial sexual exploitation recovery center for youth. Grace’s Place, located in Lawrenceville, helps survivors of human trafficking recover and rebuild their lives.
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