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Communities play a critical role in sustaining recovery. The Recovery Ecosystems Conference brings together healthcare p...
02/26/2026

Communities play a critical role in sustaining recovery. The Recovery Ecosystems Conference brings together healthcare providers, public safety professionals, community organizations, researchers and individuals with lived experience to strengthen collaboration across systems of care. Join us March 5-6 at Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center for conversations grounded in local impact and regional solutions, hosted by Virginia Tech and Roanoke Valley Collective Response.

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The upcoming Recovery Ecosystems Conference will not only showcase successful programs, but will bring together people who rarely all share the same room: practitioners, peers with lived experience…

The 2026 Recovery Ecosystems Conference opens with an important conversation featuring Beth Macy and Stephen Loyd, two l...
02/26/2026

The 2026 Recovery Ecosystems Conference opens with an important conversation featuring Beth Macy and Stephen Loyd, two leading voices advancing understanding and solutions in addiction and recovery.

Early bird pricing ends Feb. 26, secure your spot today! bit.ly/RecoveryEcosystem2026

As Ramadan began on February 17, we recognize this sacred time of fasting, prayer, and reflection, and extend our sincer...
02/19/2026

As Ramadan began on February 17, we recognize this sacred time of fasting, prayer, and reflection, and extend our sincere wishes for strength, peace, and meaningful connection throughout the month. 🌙

With the Lunar New Year beginning on February 17, we wish all who celebrate a year filled with health, prosperity, joy, ...
02/19/2026

With the Lunar New Year beginning on February 17, we wish all who celebrate a year filled with health, prosperity, joy, and new beginnings. 🧧

As we welcome a new month in 2026, our IQRR Team wishes to spotlight some exciting new research at Virginia Tech! Former...
02/02/2026

As we welcome a new month in 2026, our IQRR Team wishes to spotlight some exciting new research at Virginia Tech! Former IQRR team lead and now the Director of the Embodied Brain Laboratory, Dr. Julia Basso is collaborating with Craig Arthur on a research initiative to examine the potential of DJing as an intervention for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in young adults. Craig Arthur is the Co-Director of Digging in the Crates: a program launched in 2016 to foster a sense of community among hip hot artists and fans across the campus, local, and global community.

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Julia Basso, Director of the Embodied Brain Laboratory, and Craig Arthur, Co-Director of Digging in the Crates, are collaborating on a research initiative to examine the potential of DJing as an intervention for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in young adults.

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