This brief presents a compilation of research and recommendations written by advocates and academics in the fields of transportation, public health and equity.

Co-published by Prevention Institute and Jossey Bass and APHA, Prevention is Primary describes the overarching foundation and principles guiding primary prevention efforts and highlights prevention practice through a range of social and health issues, including chronic disease, HIV, violence, and mental health.

This publication provides effective primary prevention activities to reduce the incidence of sexual violence, emphasizing the importance of changing social norms.

This report focuses on indicators associated with community factors and how indicator reports and report cards can support community efforts to improve health.

Prevention Institute and Tony Iton, MD, prepared this report for the Institute of Medicine's Roundtable on Health Disparities to identify policy solutions at the community, regional, and state level to reduce inequities in health and safety.

This publication summarizes the efforts of 11 organizations advocating for improvements in food and activity environments within predominantly low-income neighborhoods and with African American and Latino residents.

This report summarizes the process and key recommendations that emerged from a series of Focus Forums held in seven states across the U.S. between June and August 2001. The purpose of the Forums was to garner community input into SafeUSA’s development of a national unified strategy for injury and violence prevention.

The Prevention Institute authored this Blueprint and facilitated a development process that included input from a diverse group of stakeholders from across Alameda County.

This document serves to build momentum for a national primary prevention strategy to prevent intimate partner violence.

This policy brief presents the distilled research and critical thinking of a diverse group of local and national experts in the field of child sexual abuse and exploitation. Prevention Institute assembled this team and coordinated their efforts with the generous funding and support of the Ms. Foundation for Women. This brief focuses on strategies that hold the greatest promise for transforming communities and preventing child abuse and exploitation.