Emory Violence Prevention Task Force
68 Armstrong St SE, Atlanta, 30303
This is a group inside Emory's Injury Prevention Research Center. It works with the City of Atlanta's Office of Violence Reduction on community violence prevention. It also helps build a hospital-based violence prevention program at Emory Hillandale and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. People who want to take part can fill out an interest form.
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What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Community violence prevention workforce developmentProgram
The Emory injury center and local partners wrote a shared set of core skills for Atlanta's community violence prevention workers and plan a training needs assessment.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Join the Violence Prevention Task ForceProgram
The task force sets priorities, plans projects on violence prevention, does research, and oversees the work. People who want to take part can fill out the Task Force Interest Form on the task force page.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Support for community and hospital-based violence preventionProgram
The task force works with the City of Atlanta and its Office of Violence Reduction to support community violence prevention efforts. It also helps develop a hospital-based violence prevention program at Emory Hillandale and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Violence prevention research and collaborationService
The task force gathers information and does research on violence to help inform the community. Related projects look at topics like firearms and suicide, intimate partner violence, and youth violence. Members also wrote a white paper on firearm-related injuries in Georgia.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Violence Prevention Task Force meetingsProgram
Monthly meetings of about 90 minutes where researchers, medical professionals, students and community members set priorities and plan ways to reduce violence.
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