Get Involved

There are multiple ways to become part of the MAPS research community:

Students can contribute through research assistantships, field education, volunteering, learning opportunities, and future graduate research.
Youth, young adults, and community members can share lived and living expertise, contribute ideas, participate in research, and join advisory or co-researcher opportunities as they become available.
Practice and policy partners can collaborate on research questions, projects, tools, implementation, public events, and knowledge movement.
Researchers and educators can connect around theory, methods, measurement, teaching, evidence synthesis, and collaborative studies.
Friends of the Lab can attend open houses, engage with public scholarship, connect MAPS with communities and opportunities, and help amplify research.