PH&S Co-Director Stark's Center on Violence and Health unites prevention, intervention and policy research
Violence is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, leaving lasting physical, mental and economic scars on individuals, families and communities. From firearm injuries and gender-based violence to structural and political violence, researchers increasingly see violence not as a criminal justice issue alone, but as a public health challenge. Yet research on violence remains fragmented across disciplines, slowing progress and making it harder to turn findings into policy.
A conversation with refugee health researcher Nhial Tutlam
Inspired by his own experiences with conflict and displacement, Tutlam focuses on understanding and addressing the challenges facing young people and families affected by war, poverty and displacement