The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention

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The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention (HAVI) is an organization that fosters hospital and community collaborations to advance equitable, trauma-informed care and violence intervention and prevention programs.

📖New Resource Launch Navigating Medicaid funding for violence prevention can be complex. The HAVI’s new Medicaid User Gu...
06/04/2026

đź“–New Resource Launch

Navigating Medicaid funding for violence prevention can be complex. The HAVI’s new Medicaid User Guide helps states and CVI organizations understand how to integrate violence prevention benefits into Medicaid, assess readiness for reimbursement, and access practical strategies for sustaining lifesaving services.

The guide includes:
- A Medicaid readiness checklist for CVI programs
- Proven strategies and real-world implementation examples
- Practical steps to support reimbursement and sustainability

đź“°Read the press statement: https://buff.ly/4oDli7s
đź”—Download the guide: https://buff.ly/eCRqlHh

is a time to recommit ourselves to ending one of the most urgent public health crises facing families and communities ...
06/04/2026

is a time to recommit ourselves to ending one of the most urgent public health crises facing families and communities across the country. Although we are seeing signs of promise and progress, gun violence remains one of the leading causes of death for children and teens in America. We are reminded all too often of both the heartbreaking scale of this issue and the extraordinary role we all have in changing its trajectory.

At The HAVI, we believe violence is not inevitable—it is preventable.

Read the rest of Fatimah’s statement here: https://www.thehavi.org/gun-violence-awareness-month-2026

Reminder: Join The HAVI tomorrow, June 4 for the launch of our Medicaid user guide and a conversation on how CVI organiz...
06/03/2026

Reminder: Join The HAVI tomorrow, June 4 for the launch of our Medicaid user guide and a conversation on how CVI organizations and state leaders can navigate Medicaid funding to strengthen and support violence prevention efforts.

This webinar will introduce a new step-by-step resource guide designed to help CVI programs better understand the Medicaid landscape, assess readiness for reimbursement, and navigate violence prevention benefits. Attendees will gain practical guidance, actionable tools, and insights from frontline workers, healthcare professionals, and philanthropic leaders on lessons learned, implementation strategies, and building long-term support for lifesaving violence intervention efforts.

🗓️ Thursday, June 4, 2026
🕒 3:00–4:00 p.m. ET

Panelists:
Roy Moore, Co-Director, Community Care Team, Healing Hurt People
Molly Taylor, Prevention and Intervention Analyst, Community Engagement Team, Oregon Health Authority
Louisa Aviles, Senior Program Officer, Gun Violence Prevention and Justice Reform, The Joyce Foundation
Kyle Fischer, MD, MPH, Policy Director, The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention

Moderator:
Kalice Allen, MPH, Senior Manager, Policy and Advocacy, The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention

đź”— Register: https://buff.ly/eQaFvwt

📢 Deadline Approaching: LOIs Due June 5Interested in applying for the 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity?Letters of Intent ...
06/03/2026

📢 Deadline Approaching: LOIs Due June 5

Interested in applying for the 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity?

Letters of Intent are due June 5 at 12 PM ET | 9 AM PT.

Funding is available up to $100K and $250K for research capacity building and pilot or formative research projects advancing healthcare-based strategies to address firearm injury and death.

✍️ Learn more and apply: kpcenterforgunviolenceresearch.org/funding-opportunities/

Kaiser Permanente

📢 LOIs Due June 5The Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education—powered by the HAVI—is accepting L...
05/30/2026

📢 LOIs Due June 5

The Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education—powered by the HAVI—is accepting Letters of Intent for its 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity.

Funding is available up to $100K and $250K for research capacity building and pilot or formative research projects advancing healthcare-based strategies to address firearm injury and death.

Researchers and organizations working with hospitals, health centers, and in community-based settings are encouraged to apply.

đź“… LOIs due June 5 at 12 PM ET | 9 AM PT

✍️ Learn more and apply: kpcenterforgunviolenceresearch.org/funding-opportunities/

At The HAVI, we are committed to equipping frontline leaders and survivors with the tools and partnerships needed to hel...
05/29/2026

At The HAVI, we are committed to equipping frontline leaders and survivors with the tools and partnerships needed to help communities heal and thrive.

As federal funding shifts and communities seek new sustainable solutions to reduce violence, states are increasingly turning to Medicaid to support Community Violence Intervention (CVI) as a public health strategy. Join The HAVI for a conversation on how CVI organizations and state leaders can navigate Medicaid funding to strengthen and support violence prevention efforts.

This webinar will introduce a new step-by-step resource guide designed to help CVI programs better understand the Medicaid landscape, assess readiness for reimbursement, and navigate violence prevention benefits. Attendees will gain practical guidance, actionable tools, and insights from frontline workers, healthcare professionals, and philanthropic leaders on lessons learned, implementation strategies, and building long-term support for lifesaving violence intervention efforts.

🗓️ Thursday, June 4, 2026
🕒 3:00–4:00 p.m. ET

Panelists:
Roy Moore, Co-Director, Community Care Team, Healing Hurt People
Molly Taylor, Prevention and Intervention Analyst, Community Engagement Team, Oregon Health Authority
Louisa Aviles, Senior Program Officer, Gun Violence Prevention and Justice Reform, The Joyce Foundation

đź”— Register: https://buff.ly/eQaFvwt

📢 Upcoming Webinar: Not Just a Report: Disseminating Firearm Violence Research for ImpactResearch doesn’t create impact ...
05/27/2026

📢 Upcoming Webinar: Not Just a Report: Disseminating Firearm Violence Research for Impact

Research doesn’t create impact if it never reaches the people who can use it.

Join the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education—powered by the HAVI—for a webinar exploring how strategic dissemination can strengthen how firearm violence research informs practice, policy, and community-based efforts to prevent violence.

Topics include:
• Why strategic dissemination matters
• Identifying audiences and dissemination approaches
• Planning for dissemination from the beginning
• Avoiding harm and preventing misrepresentation

Featuring Shani A. L. Buggs, PhD, MPH and Danté Johnson.

📆 Thursday, June 25 | 1 PM ET

👉 Register: https://hria.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_a0ph_rvmT8KIE71vOi0DOg #/registration

Join us on Thursday, May 21 at 12:00pm ET for the third webinar in the Stronger Together on the Frontline: Forums for th...
05/20/2026

Join us on Thursday, May 21 at 12:00pm ET for the third webinar in the Stronger Together on the Frontline: Forums for the Field series — an interactive, practice-focused session featuring the HAVI’s expert training faculty members.

Together, we’ll explore four critical topics shaping the field:
-Grief and loss
-Vicarious trauma
-Vicarious grief
-Cultural and community healing and grounding

This is not a traditional panel discussion. Faculty members will actively engage with participants throughout the session, offering real-time insights and practical guidance on how these concepts intersect and show up in frontline work.

Designed with application in mind, participants will have the opportunity to join breakout discussions aligned with the topic that resonates most with them. We’ll close the session by discussing key insights to explore how these approaches come together to support healing, sustainability, and impact in practice.

👉Register here: https://hria.zoom.us/meeting/register/QdiwMcZTQn2XjMjO35662A #/registration

đź“Ł Upcoming Grantee Event: UTHealth Houston's Firearm Injury & Prevention ConferenceThe conference will take place June 5...
05/18/2026

đź“Ł Upcoming Grantee Event: UTHealth Houston's Firearm Injury & Prevention Conference

The conference will take place June 5, 2026, in conjunction with National Gun Violence Awareness Day.

The event will bring together researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders to explore evidence-based approaches to preventing firearm injury and death.

The conference is made possible through funding from the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education—powered by the HAVI.

đź“… June 5, 2026
đź’» Virtual and in-person attendance available
🎟 Free and open to the public

Register here:

Virtual:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-firearm-injury-prevention-conference-2026-tickets-1986339451771

In-person:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/in-person-firearm-injury-prevention-conference-2026-tickets-1987012180922

🔔 Upcoming Webinar: 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity—TomorrowJoin the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research ...
05/13/2026

🔔 Upcoming Webinar: 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity—Tomorrow

Join the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education—powered by the HAVI—for an informational webinar on its 2026 Spring Funding Opportunity.

Learn about funding of up to $100K and $250K to support research capacity building and pilot or formative research projects that advance healthcare-based strategies to address firearm injury and death.

Researchers and organizations working with hospitals, health centers, and in community-based settings are encouraged to attend and apply.

đź“… May 14 at 2 PM ET | 11 AM PT

đź”— Register: https://hria.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VD_nN-FUQBC9H8aS-SdBiw #/registration

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2 Boylston Street, 4th Floor
Boston, MA
02116

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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