Congratulations Zach Porreca!

Just adding “again” to all these tweets

THE MEME IS BACK

Thanks to those who’ve been in touch. Retweeting to get another round!!!

We are re-launching this. The 1st seminar will start on May 8th. Come present, come listen, come build evidence!

p-values? Love 'em? Hate 'em? Take this survey that one of our doc students is pilot testing on Researchers' Attitudes about p-values. Takes less than 10 minutes.
uconn.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7U…
Approved by UConn IRB: Protocol X23-0730

Join Dan Semenza and Penn Injury Science Center on April 10, 2024, from 12-1pm for a discussion on gun violence and public health. Register at the link ⬇️
penninjuryscience.org/event/the-toll…

Join InCHIP at UConn on 4/4 when Morissa Henn joins to discuss the work of NH Department of Health and Human Services 'to join communities and families in providing opportunities for residents to achieve health and independence.” #UConn chip.uconn.edu/inchip-lecture…

I was thrilled to contribute to this Vital City issue. To answer the question, Does Evidence Matter, YES! Yes, it matters... and we need more!

Do you ever think about how insurance can reduce firearm injury? I am working on an event where folks can discuss ways to innovate and research in this space.

If this is you, please DM me. Researchers, policymakers, industry. All of you. DM me, please.

All smiles until we told them they couldn’t join us for the game. Even doodles are UConn Huskies #NCAAMarchMadness

“Committee chair Charles McCelland says talking to other committee members, this was the most difficult selection process they've ever been a part of.” He also said that a compilation of “Garfield” comic strips is the most challenging book he’s ever read

“Kids generally know hiding spots for things their parents or caretakers do not want them to find.”

Adults need to be responsible for keeping children safe. Firearms should be secured not just hidden.

theconversation.com/what-families-…

Earlier this week #UConnSPP Professor/ UConn’s ARMS Center Director Kerri Raissian testified in support of HB 5317 @ the CT General Assembly. The bill would include a requirement for a study of the effectiveness of community gun violence programs that are funded by state dollars.

Recently, Dr. Miguel A. Cardona called on school & district administrators to talk w/ parents and guardians about safe firearm storage practices. Kerri Raissian & I of UConn’s ARMS Center put together secure storage info for families (theconversation.com). #UConn

Big things in Winston-Salem David Yamane

To understand more about the effects of gun policy in the United States, see The ANNALS Vol. 704, Preventing Gun Violence in America: What Works and What is Possible, edited by Kerri Raissian Jenn Necci Dineen & Cassandra Crifasi ⬇️
niskanencenter.org/preventing-gun…

On March 5 from 4PM to 6PM, join UConn CSCH for an in-person networking event! InCHIP is happy to co-sponsor this event to connect CSCH affiliates who are interested in school and child health. To learn more, visit brnw.ch/21wGU7C

So true. Missouri lacks mechanisms such as permits for purchase, permits for concealed carry, or prohibitions on minors carrying or possessing forearms that can reduce the risk of those harms.

Many, many congratulations Allie Bond Shelby Bandel and Taylor Rodriguez. Well done Mike Anestis, PhD!