Research2Practice Webinar Series
What is the Research2Practice webinar series?
Our monthly Research2Practice webinar series is held on the second Tuesday of the month at 12:00pm MT. Our webinars highlight pressing issues in injury and violence prevention with a focus on translating research to practice. Seminars are free and open to the public! If you are interest in learning about future seminars, please contact us.
Upcoming webinars
Highlighted past seminars
June 2022
- "Human Trafficking in Colorado: Force, Fraud and Coercion in Latinx Communities" presented by Kara Napolitano MA, Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT), Caleb Stewart JD, Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) and Patricia Valverde PhD MPH, Interim Director, Latino Research and Policy Center (LRPC)
May 2022
- "The Future of Injury & Violence Prevention: Injury Center Student Research Projects" presented by Alin Yuriko Badillo-Carrillo, Ligia Batista Silverman, & Sameer Andani
April 2022
- "Crisis Outreach Response and Engagement: A Model for Incident De-escalation and a Shift in Public Safety’s Culture" presented by Amber McDonald, PhD, LCSW, Tash Petsas, MPO, & Maeve Widmann, MA
March 2022
- "Promoting voluntary out-of-home firearm storage to prevent suicide: the role of storage maps and community partners" presented by Sara Brandspigel, MPH, Lauren Rooney, MPH, Leslie Bernard, MPH, & Jacquelyn Clark
- Cohosted by Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center
February 2022
- "The Un-examined Epidemic of Elder Abuse: Ending Gaze Aversion in Medicine" presented by Elizabeth Bloemen, MD, MPH & Dan Lindberg, MD
- Co-hosted by CU Anschutz's Multidisciplinary Center on Aging
January 2022
- "What Do Snapmaps, DMs, and Pop Culture Have in Common? Unpacking Toxic Tropes and Their Influence on Adolescents and Emerging Adults" presented by Amy Bonomi, PhD, MPH and Rachel Kennedy, MPH, RN