Public Health Post
Public Health Post
Boston University
Boston University
POWERED BY:

Topics

Events

Learn More

Politics & Policy

A Vote for Health: Preventing Violence

Past

Oct 23, 2024

1:00-2:30 p.m. ET

Watch The Video
Video
Caution tape against a street background

Videos


Warning: Array to string conversion in /nas/content/live/phc1/wp-content/themes/ts-phc/block-patterns/videos-audio/videos-audio-html.php on line 71

Warning: Undefined variable $Array in /nas/content/live/phc1/wp-content/themes/ts-phc/block-patterns/videos-audio/videos-audio-html.php on line 71

Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in /nas/content/live/phc1/wp-content/themes/ts-phc/block-patterns/videos-audio/videos-audio-html.php on line 71
view Transcript

This event was part of our fall election series, which invites leading thinkers to reflect on key issues for health in the election. For this program, we considered the intersection of the 2024 election and violence. We reflected on the various causes and consequences of violence as well as the actions we can take to prevent violence.

Speakers

Apryl Alexander

Apryl Alexander

Metrolina Distinguished Scholar in Health and Public Policy; Director, Violence Prevention Center, UNC Charlotte

Ashley Brooks-Russell

Ashley Brooks-Russell

Associate Professor, Community and Behavioral Health; Director, Injury and Violence Prevention Center, Colorado School of Public Health

Shannon Frattaroli

Shannon Frattaroli

Director, Center for Injury Research and Policy; Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Jeff R. Temple

Jeff R. Temple

Associate Dean of Clinical Research; Director, Center for Violence Prevention ; Betty and Rose Pfefferbaum Chair in Child Mass Trauma and Resilience, UT Health Houston