Injury Prevention Research Center at Emory (IPRCE)

Community Violence Prevention Workforce DevelopmentProgram

Supports Atlanta’s violence prevention workers through research partnerships, training, technical assistance, and a shared guide to essential skills.

Data and Partner Resource LibraryService

A web page of links to data tools and guides from the center and its partners. It covers drug safety, falls, violence, brain injury, and road safety.

Essentials for Childhood: Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences Through Data to ActionProgram

An online page with Georgia data on childhood adversity, a data mapping tool, and a data literacy presentation. It helps partners plan prevention work.

Georgia Fall Prevention Coalition SupportProgram

Strengthens Georgia’s fall prevention network with technical assistance and micro-grants to help community organizations offer proven prevention programs.

Injury and Violence Prevention Certificate ProgramProgram

A certificate for Emory graduate students that trains and mentors them in injury, violence, and overdose prevention. It covers research, policy, and program evaluation.

Injury and Violence Prevention ResearchProgram

The center's research arm runs and supports studies on violence and injury topics. Its focus is lowering injuries among groups most at risk.

Injury Prevention Task ForcesProgram

Five task forces focus on drug safety, falls, transportation safety, brain injury, and violence. Students and others can get involved and learn from experts.

Summer Injury Research Fellowship (SIRF)Program

A ten-week paid summer fellowship. Fellows work with a community group or government agency on an injury prevention project in Georgia. Summer 2026 applications are due February 27, 2026.