To aid the Department of Defense in managing its acquisition workforce, this volume provides data and analysis of workforce characteristics, gains, and losses and describes data-based tools to support further analysis.

Describes the methods and results of a RAND evaluation of stigma and discrimination reduction efforts by Runyon Saltzman Einhorn, Inc., involving screenings of a documentary film called "A New State of Mind: Ending the Stigma of Mental Illness."

This study evaluated three National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) programs aimed at reducing mental illness stigma and discrimination among adult audiences.

Presents results of the 2014 California Well-Being Survey, which tracks mental illness stigma and discrimination, well-being, and exposure to prevention and early intervention activities among Californians experiencing psychological distress.

Presents results of a one-year follow-up to the 2014 California Statewide Survey, which was developed to track attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to mental illness. This article focuses on items measuring stigma.

audiences than others. is question has largely been addressed (for other trainings) in regard to e ectiveness among student populations (Gri ths et al., 2014). More relevant to the California SDR initiative is the question of e ectiveness with persons in di erent roles in the lives of those with mental health challenges, such as employers, health care providers, and family members. In our analyses, we examined the issue of training e ectiveness among trainees holding di erent roles.