In the midst of deadly COVID-19 variants and extended lockdowns, Black women experiencing intimate partner violence were at a higher risk for harm. Willie et al. conducted a study in 2020 and found that many women's partners prevented them from engaging in preventive 1/

So cool - Congratulations!! Can’t wait to read it!

THRILLED to share this #OpenAccess paper using intersectionality to understand justice preferences among Black women survivors of intimate partner violence Collabs: Dr. Tiara C. Willie Trace Kershaw @TheDejaKnight Julia K. Campbell Marina Katague, and Karlye! link.springer.com/10.1186/s12889…

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Congrats on your acceptance into Public Health at BMC! Such a great contribution on #justice for Black women #IPV survivors!

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Exciting News! Laurel Sharpless, a UNC IPRC Fellow, was featured in CDC Connects for her impactful experience in the ICRC Summer Internship Program! iprc.unc.edu/.../unc-iprc-i…

📷 Fellow in Focus: Laurel Sharpless We are excited to introduce Laurel Sharpless, one of our 2024-2025 Injury and Violence Prevention (IVP) Fellows at the UNC Injury Prevention Research Center! Her story is now live: iprc.unc.edu/2024/11/14/fel…

📣📣New article in BMC! We assessed how structural racism shapes #IPV perpetration for U.S. fathers. Great collabs Leslie Adams, PhD, MPH Deja Knight, PhD, MPH, MA Shannon Whittaker, PhD Trace Kershaw & many more! Read more: injepijournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #HealthEquity #IPV #StructuralRacism

Willie et. al assessed women's understanding of PrEP interest and initiation through story exercises. The narrative findings describe pertinent scenarios identified through stories completed by IPV experienced or un-experienced women in heterosexual relationships. #MOCHAlab

In this article, Sharpless et al., aimed to explore how transformative justice, a community-based approach, can be utilized as an alternative form to facilitating justice and repairing harm for Black women survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV). Click the link in our bio -

This past May, Dr. Dr. Tiara C. Willie was appointed to Associate Professor in the Johns Hopkins BSPH Department of Mental Health. Everyone say congratulations, Dr. Willie!

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I am excited to share that our article on PrEP modality and service delivery preferences is now available at BMC Public Health! Thank you for my team of brilliant mentors for guiding me while I engaged in this important work. link.springer.com/article/10.118…

📣 New article in AJPH! We used #intersectionality to examine associations between #datingviolence and #suicide planning among girls. A special thank you to Dr. Tiara C. Willie Kiara Alvarez and Trace Kershaw!!Read: ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJ…

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Cutting work on violence prevention, especially in light of last week's attack on CDC, is negligent, say former staff of CDC’s Division of Violence Prevention in a new The Nation's Health op-ed: "Violence prevention is not a luxury — it is a necessity." bit.ly/3HnCRX7

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