Cornell Cooperative Extension

Tompkins County
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Project 2 Gen

Cornell Project 2Gen partners with Cornell Cooperative Extension to research the effects of the opioid crisis on families and help educate practitioners about how they can help.

Grant Unites Project 2Gen at the College for Human Ecology and CCE Tompkins

Campus Partnership

Our research-practice partnership with Cornell Project 2-Gen works to address the opioid epidemic's impact on vulnerable caregivers and their children.

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Opioid Stigma Reduction

Using compassionate language when discussing opioid or other substance abuse disorders can help reduce stigma and help to provide support.

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Laura Tach, left, associate professor of public policy and of sociology in the Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, talks with Anna Steinkraus, family and community development program coordinator at CCE Tompkins County.

'Everything changed': reuniting families fractured by opioids

This resource article highlights our parenting workshop, "Strengthening Families," which helps support, strengthen, and reunify families fractured by opioids.

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2 Gen Research Brief Series: Parenting Experiences and Parenting Education

Initial findings from interviews conducted with parents participating in Tompkins County Family Treatment Court.

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Last updated August 18, 2023

Project 2 Gen

About Project 2Gen

Grant Project Unites CCE Tompkins and Cornell College of Human Ecology

Cornell Project 2 Gen

Supporting Children and Families Amidst The Opioid Epidemic

Cornell_Project_2Gen_Opioid-Stigma-Reduction.pdf

Opioid Epidemic and Child Well Being, Two Generations at Risk

Community Cafe Conversations: The Opioid Epidemic in Tompkins County

Substance Misuse Program Database

Events

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