Videos

Strategic dissemination of your research matters and can strengthen your impact. This webinar explores how to effectively approach strategic dissemination,

Strategic dissemination of your research matters and can strengthen your impact. This webinar explores how to effectively approach strategic dissemination,

How programs are put into practice determines whether they succeed, scale, or fall short. This webinar explores how implementation science helps translate evidence-informed approaches into real-world practice, strengthening outcomes across diverse community settings.

This webinar featured experts sharing how they work with community partners to develop research questions that matter — questions that are meaningful to communities, fill critical gaps, and can realistically be answered with available resources.

This webinar shared practical guidance to address past research harms and build durable, trust-based partnerships with communities to support meaningful firearm violence prevention research.

An effective hospital-based violence intervention program (HVIP) must work in concert with health system and community stakeholders to care for survivors of violence. This webinar introduces a new brief designed as a practical tool to support HVIPs as they engage hospital leadership, legal counsel, community partners, and other key stakeholders to facilitate meaningful information-sharing and promote thoughtful, coordinated, and patient-centered care for people recovering from violent injury.

Our experts in this session discuss when and why an Institutional Review Board (IRB) is needed; IRB processes, requirements, and timelines; how IRBs can facilitate or hinder equity in research, and unique considerations for working with an IRB when doing firearm injury research and community-based work.

“Lessons from the Field: Grantee Lightning Talks” features the Center’s grantees from across the country sharing real-world insights, challenges, and solutions for preventing firearm-related violence.

At Kaiser Permanente's Health Action Summit on April 11, 2024, Fatimah Loren Dreier moderated a panel on "Addressing Gun Violence Through Equitable Research and Collaboration." Panelists included experts from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Pew Charitable Trusts, University of Maryland, and Johns Hopkins.