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Preventing injury and violence in Colorado
At the Injury and Violence Prevention Center, we link research, training, and practice to improve safety and prevent injury.
The Injury and Violence Prevention Center is a collaborative research center between the Colorado School of Public Health and the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
We envision a future where injuries and violence are significantly reduced across Colorado, the mountain west region, and the U.S. through innovative research, education, and application of evidence-based strategies.
The Injury and Violence Prevention Center prevents injuries and violence by conducting cutting-edge research, training the next generation of professionals, and translating knowledge into impactful policies and practices that improve community health and safety.
Practice
Working with community partners to translate research that can be easily applied in real-world situations.
Training
Connect researchers and public health practitioners to training, informing practice across the workforce
