UCSB's Project Covitality has substantially benefited from colleagues who have integrated the Covitality framework into their research and applied it to educational and clinical practice.
The Social and Emotional Health Surveys and related measures have been used by researchers, educators, and clinicians in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Pakistan, China, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Chile, Spain, Greece, Iran, Turkey, Italy, Slovakia, Lithuania, Netherlands, England, and Scotland.
Contact Information for Coordinated Covitality Research Activities
WestEd California Healthy Kids Survey
Tom Hanson, Senior Managing Director, thanson@wested.org
Australia
Peter Boman, Australian College of Applied Psych,
China
Cixin Wang, University of Maryland, cxwang@umd.edu
Chunyan Yang, University of Maryland, yangcy@umd.edu
Meiki Chan, Utah State University, maggie.chan@usu.edu
Korea
Eui Kim, University of California Riverside, euikyunk@ucr.edu
Sukkyung You, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, sky93117@gmail.com
Japan
Junko Lida, University of Tsukuba, j-iida@human.tsukuba.ac.jp
Ayako Ito, Seigakuin University, a_ito@seigakuin-univ.ac.jp
Chile Proyecto Covitalidad
Jorge Varela, Universidad del Desarollo, jovarela@udd.cl
Spain Proyecto Covitalidad
José Antonio Piqueras Rodríguez, Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, jpiqueras@umh.es
Juan Carlos Marzo Campos, Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, jc.marzo@umh.es
Turkey
Gökmen Arslan, Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy, gkmnarslan@gmail.com
Bülent Baki TELEF, bakitelef@gmail.com
Slovakia International Scientific Conference
Eva Gajdošová, Paneuropean University, eva.gajdosova51@gmail.com
Silvia Majerčáková Albertová, silvia.albertova@paneurouni.com
Netherlands Covitaal
Michaël, von Bönninghausen, info@transfysiko.nl
Adapted in 20+ countries
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