Newsletter

Highlight your work in the new Resource Library on penninjuryscience.org, plus an update on mobilizing social media for violence prevention.

Special issue: 2024 Year in Review.

Connecting you to reliable news, results from one of our core projects, and a new clinician advocacy group to end gun violence.

Five more years of injury science at Penn, plus another violence prevention partnership with the School District of Philadelphia.

A spotlight on the Trainee Learning Lab and new injury prevention funding opportunities.

Safe Path milestone, Distinguished Lecture recording, and an opioid crisis innovation challenge.

Conference recap, 10 years of CVP@CHOP, and a NINR research spotlight.

Managing research team well-being, a new leadership appointment, and two distinguished teaching awardees.

Designing for better opioid use disorder care, and a public safety emergency declared.

2023 Year in Review, and a special virtual conference invitation.

A recap of our Fall Gathering, and a new CDC MMWR on firearm homicides.

An expanding violence recovery program, and new funding opportunities from the CDC.

Hiring for two of our teams at the forefront of violence prevention and recovery.

Healing stories, creating a Safe Path to school, and why navigating healthcare can be like the Super Mario Bros. video game.

SAVIR conference recap, upcoming webinars, and opportunities for career and funding.

An intersectional symposium, upcoming events, and a new online course.

Community-driven research, and a Community Champion!

A banner year for the Penn Injury Science Center. Reflecting on the year behind us, and opportunities in the year ahead…

The Penn Community Scholars Program has kicked off its seventh year, plus a new suicide prevention resource from the CDC.

Bringing community violence prevention to Penn, plus a handful of distinguished appointments for PISC Senior Scholars.

A farewell from our Director, calling for a new PISC exploratory grant, and the Penn Community Scholars Program application now open to community organizations.

PISC welcomes CDC interns, the CDC releases the Injury Control Research Centers (ICRCs) Report update for the program’s 35th anniversary, and a PISC Scholar is officially announced as a White House policy advisor.