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As gun violence reaches record levels in the US, an underlying trauma may be building up

Ivy Estabrooke named to US Air Force Science and Technology Roundtable

RTI helps develop new tools highlighting the economic benefit of restoring urban streams

Why investments in value-based care are gaining momentum

RTI International to serve as a new Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center

NC researchers find better way to predict child care centers at high risk for lead in water

New study finds public education could increase support for equity in cannabis policies

New documentary gives in-depth look into Durham’s HEART program

USAID to partner with RTI to improve early grade learning in East Africa

RTI’s Chris Bennett receives 2023 AERA Palmer O. Johnson Memorial Award for outstanding research article

New documentary highlights community-centered crisis response program in Durham, NC

Triangle-based RTI International chosen to receive $10 million+ for environmental justice advancements

‘Children can’t wait:’ RTI International launches center focusing on kids – here’s why

RTI’s James Hunter appointed by Governor Roy Cooper to the NC Board of Science, Technology and Innovation

Fentanyl: What is the occupational exposure risk for first responders?

Study finds machine learning can help practitioners better pinpoint child care facilities at high risk for lead in tap water

‘Arcturus,’ a highly transmissible COVID variant eyed by the WHO, appears to have a new symptom. Here’s what you need to know

Study shows involuntary displacement of people experiencing homelessness may cause significant spikes in mortality, overdoses and hospitalizations

NC schools will soon be tested to remove dangerous levels of lead and asbestos

NC has 3 years to test schools and daycares for lead and asbestos. Here's how it will work.