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Fox6 Milwaukee interview: Milwaukee homicides 4th most in nation per captia: study

OpEd in The Hill: It’s time to talk unapologetically about fathers and their needs

OpEd in Salon.com: Fathers Feed Babies too.

OpEd in Salon.com: It’s time to give Black father the credit they deserve.

OpEd in The Conversation: Social Media Effects on Youth of Color

Wisconsin Public Radio interview on effects of online racial harassment affects Black and Hispanic youth

Wisconsin Public Radio Interview: Parenting while incarcerated.

KPI Institute Podcast: Positive Parenting Practices to Counteract Discrimination: Strategies for parents to promote resilience, self-esteem, and a sense of belonging in their children while navigating discriminatory experiences.

Learning to cope: COVID-19 exacerbates growing youth mental health challenges
The Cap Times, April 27, 2022

“When She Says Daddy”: Black Fathers’ Recidivism following Reentry from Jail [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, March 2022

Badgering: Alvin Thomas
UW Alumni Association, February 10, 2022

Press Conference Launch of Black Fathers, Equal Partners in Advancing Maternal and Infant Health Research Initiative
Fox 6 Milwaukee, June 18, 2021

“This Is Not The Change, This Is Only The Beginning:” Processing The Chauvin Conviction”
WORT FM Madison
, April 20, 2021

SoHE and CommNS to Partner on 3 New Wisconsin Partnership Program Grants
SoHE News, Oct 19, 2020

The Mental Health Toll of Current Events
Milwaukee Courier, June 19, 2020

Opinion: Black men and boys are especially vulnerable to mental health challenges because of coronavirus and police violence
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 18, 2020

Racial disparities heightened with COVID-19 crisis
The Cap Times, May 13, 2020

Health leaders to host virtual support group for black men concerned about COVID-19
The Cap Times, Apr 16, 2020

Q&A: Dr. Alvin Thomas on Black Men’s Mental Health Resources
SoHE News, June 5, 2020

Black community leaders address disparities as COVID-19 hits African-Americans hard
WKOW 27, Apr 8, 2020

Facebook Live Support Group will address black men’s mental health and well-being during COVID-19 pandemic
Madison365, Apr 2, 2020

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