Research in context.
Research on collective action, evidence-informed prevention, and the social conditions that shape chronic disease, health behaviors, and community well-being.
Current research
FICAS
Feasibility of Interventions for Coalition Adoption of Evidence Informed Strategies
A community-partnered feasibility trial testing systems and network supports that help coalitions review evidence, choose locally relevant strategies, and move toward action for child and family health.
CAMPUS
Collaborative model building and simulation development to understand how alcohol use, peer relationships, and campus conditions shape sexual violence prevention.
AMPLIFY’D
Project 2 of the three-project AMPLIFY’D program: studying how social networks can extend an online diet, activity, and weight-management intervention from cancer survivors to their family and friends.
Socially Networked for Improved Cardiovascular Health
Learning from strong Black Girls Run! chapters to understand how relationships, welcoming practices, and chapter leadership support physical activity and cardiovascular health among Black women.