The HAVI

Violence prevention belongs in the national conversation.

The HAVI is bringing proven, hospital- and community-based approaches to the Super Bowl through a full-page ad in the official program book.

Learn more and bring visibility to this life-saving work: thehavi.org/endviolence

One week until @aboutKP Center for Gun Violence Research and Education's webinar on Cost, Cost-Effectiveness, and Firearm Injury Prevention, with Kenya Jackson (@GradyHealth's IVYY Project) and Dr. Megan O'Toole (@Everytown for Gun Safety).

🔗 Save your spot: buff.ly/cu4fGM5

If you work in research, practice, funding, or advocacy, we'd love to see you there!

#ViolencePrevention #FirearmInjuryPrevention #PublicHealth #CostEffectiveness

🔎 What could the 2026 midterm election results mean for #CVI, HVIPs, and gun violence prevention research?

Join HAVI leaders, policy experts, and violence intervention professionals on November 9 for a timely discussion on policy shifts, advocacy priorities, and what's next for the field.

HAVI members and partners are invited to join.

👉 Register here: buff.ly/HnI3Aq5

#CommunityViolenceIntervention #HVIP #ViolencePrevention #PublicHealth

Our Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education team had an incredible time at #APHA2026 in San Antonio connecting with our colleagues from across the country working in research, healthcare, and firearm injury prevention.

A big thank you to 400+ conference attendees who stopped by our booth or joined our sessions to learn more about the Center’s work, and to the APHA organizers for bringing us all together for such an energizing space to connect, learn, and exchange ideas.

See you next year!

This morning, 122 people joined the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education for our 4th Annual Gun Violence Prevention Research Breakfast at #APHA2026 Annual Meeting & Expo.

Thank you to our speakers: Karlton Harris of the Forgotten Third, Sandra McKay of the McGovern Medical School at UT Health Houston, and the Center’s own Tom Simon, Melissa Mercado, and Enjoli Willis.

And thank you to everyone who joined the conversation about evidence-informed efforts to prevent and reduce firearm violence and suicide.