The Social Health of Nevada:
Leading Indicators and
Quality of Life in the Silver State*
Dmitri N. Shalin, ed.
(UNLV: CDC Publications, 2012)
(See also the 2006 and 2017 Social Health of Nevada Report)
Contents
Suicide Trends and Prevention, Matt Wray, Tatiana Poladko, and Misty Vaughan Allen
Crime and Delinquency, Brooke M. Wagner, Andrew L. Spivak, Stephanie L. Kent, and Deborah Koetzle
Disease Prevalence and Risk Factors, Shannon Monnat
Health Care Access and Insurance Availability, Douglas L. Garner, Marie A. Wakefield, Tiffany Tyler, A. Dexter Samuels, and Roger Cleveland
Behavioral and Mental Health in Nevada, Dave Caloiaro and Luana Ritch
Dropout and Graduation Rates, Tiffany G. Tyler and Sandra Owens
Academic Achievement and School Resources, Tiffany Tyler, Douglas Garner, Marie Wakefield, Roger Cleveland, and Sandra Owens
Child Abuse and Neglect, Ramona Denby Brinson
Teen Sexuality and Pregnancy, Tiffany G. Tyler, Marie Wakefield, Sandra Owens, and Lori Smith
Addiction and Substance Abuse, An-Pyng Sun, Chih-Hsiang Ho, and Larry Ashley
Disability Rights and Resources, Janet S. Belcove-Shalin
Prenatal Care and Infant Mortality, Douglas Garner, Roger Cleveland, A. Dexter Samuels, and Tiffany Tyler
Aging Trends and Challenges, Jennifer R. Keene, Kathryn A. McClain, and Jacqueline Ragin
Income Distribution and Poverty, Danielle Ely, Maria Cristina Morales, and David Dickens
Housing Availability and Homelessness, Dahn Shaulis, Kathleen Fairchild, and Kurt Borchard
Immigration and Ethnic Diversity, Thomas C. Wright, John Tuman, and Maryam T. Stevenson
Environment and the Quality of Life, Robert Futrell and Mark Salvaggio
Religion and Spirituality, Ariane Mitchum and Michael Borer
Nonprofits and Philanthropy, Jessica Word and Shauna Davis
Sex Industry and Sex Workers, Jenny Heineman, Rachel MacFarlane, and Barbara G. Brents
Problem Gambling and Treatment, Bo J. Bernhard and Sarah A. St. John
Art and Cultural Participation, Robert Tracy
*This 2006 Report on the Social Health of Nevada stems from the Justice & Democracy forum on the Leading Social Indicators in Nevada that took place on November 5, 2004, at the William S. Boyd School of Law. The report, the first of its kind for the Silver State, represented a collaborative effort of the University of Nevada faculty, Clark County professionals, and state of Nevada officials. The Social Health of Nevada report was made possible in part by a Planning Initiative Award that the Center for Democratic Culture received from the UNLV President's office for its project "Civic Culture Initiative for the City of Las Vegas." The 2012 Social Health of Nevada Report is spearheaded by UNLV's Center for Democratci Culture and Department of Sociology. Individual chapters of the report are brought on line as they become available. For further inquiries, please contact authors responsible for specific chapters or email CDC Director, Dr. Dmitri Shalin: shalin@unlv.nevada.edu.
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