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Los Angeles Fires Research

Emotional Impacts and Support Needs in School Communities

Affected by the 2025 Los Angeles Fires

 

We are currently conducting a research study to learn how members of affected school communities are coping with the mental health impacts of the 2025 Los Angeles megafires, document existing resources they are using to cope, and gain insights to develop novel mental health supports for fire-impacted school communities. The study is a needs and landscape assessment in school communities impacted by the Eaton and Palisades fires. We will engage community participants, including parents, educators (teachers, administrators, and staff), and students. IRB 26-0415

 

Funding is generously provided by:

  • The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Global

  • Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE)​

Participate in Our Research Study

Participe en nuestro estudio de investigación

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Click here or the image below if you are interested in participating.
Haga clic aquí o en la imagen abajo si le interesa participar en el estudio.​
 

 

 

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This work is being done in partnership with: 

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These resources are not a substitute for professional services when needed. 

In the United States, text or call 988 for a 24/7 crisis hotline.

For emergency mental health telephone numbers in other countries, go to: findahelpline.com​

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Climate Mental Health Network is a fiscally sponsored project of Mockingbird Incubator, a registered 501c3 non-profit, EIN 83-1987515.

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