The Injury & Violence Prevention Center opens a call for applications twice a year to attract and support students pursuing research or evaluation projects in the field of injury and violence prevention. The Spring 2022 Student Research Grants application is now open.
The Injury & Violence Prevention Center and a collective of Colorado's Asian American Pacific Islander community members and organizations joined together to honor the lives lost to anti-Asian hate and discuss strategies to combat hate.
The Injury & Violence Prevention Center's 2021 Annual Report celebrates the accomplishments of the center and its members. The annual report features news articles, center highlights, research, webinars, and publications from 2021.
With rising numbers of fatalities involving impaired drivers, Ashley Brooks-Russell, ColoradoSPH associate professor and director of Injury & Violence Prevention Center, discusses how the mixing of cannabis and alcohol may be contributing to this increase.
ColoradoSPH Associate Professor Emmy Betz and colleagues from CU Anschutz and the Rocky Mountain Veteran Affairs Medical Center launched a website to support firearm owners and their families make decisions about what to do with their firearms in the future.