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DeKraai, MarkPsychology/Public Policy CenterChild Mental Health State Infrastructure Grant$3,129,313 Nebraska Department<strong>of</strong> Health <strong>and</strong> Human Services4/1/05 – 9/30/10Gallagher, KennethSpecial Education <strong>and</strong>Communication DisordersThe Nebraska Department <strong>of</strong> Health <strong>and</strong>Human Services is supporting a five-yearproject directed by Mark DeKraai <strong>of</strong> UNL’sPublic Policy Center to build on majorbehavioral health system reform efforts todevelop systems <strong>of</strong> care specifically forchildren (age birth to 5; youth; youth withco-occurring disorders; substance abuse; transition age youth).The project aims to individualize service models for children <strong>and</strong>youth, establish culturally <strong>and</strong> linguistically appropriate practices,<strong>and</strong> form a coalition for an integrated, family-centered system forchildren <strong>and</strong> families.DiLillo, DavidPsychology* Sexual Revictimization: Emotional <strong>and</strong> Psychosocial Mechanisms$3,135,821 NIH-NICHD7/15/10 – 6/30/15H<strong>of</strong>fman, LesaPsychologyThe National Institute <strong>of</strong> Child Health <strong>and</strong>Human Development is supporting the work<strong>of</strong> psychologist David DiLillo to study theproblem <strong>of</strong> “revictimization” – thephenomenon in which women who sufferedabuse during childhood or adolescence areup to 10 times more likely to be sexuallyvictimized again as adults. This multi-site project will examine theprocesses that link early maltreatment to adult revictimization, inparticular focusing on mechanisms related to psychopathology,sexual risk taking <strong>and</strong> alcohol use. Drawing on recent theoretical<strong>and</strong> empirical findings, DiLillo’s team proposes that difficultiesregulating emotions stemming from early abuse create underlyingrisk factors for the more immediate predictors <strong>of</strong> revictimization.Together, these findings will permit the testing <strong>of</strong> a comprehensivemodel <strong>of</strong> revictimization.AWARDS OF $3 MILLION OR MORE5

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