Pathways to Prevention Webinar Series

Translating Child Maltreatment and ACEs Prevention Research into Practice

What is Pathways to Prevention?

The Injury & Violence Prevention Center is partnering with the Kempe Center to connect prevention workers with the latest science on protecting children. 

This program provides free webinars designed for those working in public health organizations, social services, child welfare, and the non-profit sector. These virtual learning experiences feature researchers working on various topics in the primary prevention of child abuse and neglect, as well as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Through these sessions, people working in prevention can learn more about the latest scientific research to apply in their work, while also helping to inform researchers about on-the-ground issues and priorities. This partnership continues the work of the Child Maltreatment National Peer Learning Team that launched in 2017 with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 

Webinars will be posted on this page as they are scheduled.

Upcoming webinars

Highlighted past webinars

April 2022

Preventing Digital Harms in Childhood: A Global Policy Update presented by Warren Binford, JD of University of Colorado

• View the slides from the April webinar
• Watch the April webinar

March 2022

Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences presented by Robert Sege, PhD, MD of Tufts Medical Center

• View the slides from the March webinar
• Watch the March webinar

February 2022

Racism, Racist Inequities and the Child Welfare System: Implications for Prevention presented by Alan Dettlaff, PhD of University of Houston

• View the slides from the February webinar
  
• Watch the February webinar

January 2022

Heed Neglect, Disrupt Child Maltreatment presented by Lindsey Bullinger, PhD of Georgia Tech

• View the slides from the January webinar
• Watch the January webinar