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The Center for Health Improvement teamed with the Public Health Institute and the Prevention Institute to publish a brief that highlighted key prevention provisions in the 2010 federal health reform bill—the Affordable Care Act. Transforming Health: Integrating Prevention in Reform Efforts makes the case for continuing to build the evidence base for clinical preventive services and community prevention programs, highlighting two programs in California—one describing California's Healthy Cities and Communities program and another that shows how one community is addressing the interrelated

With support from Children's Safety Network, Prevention Institute developed a set of school violence prevention fact sheets in September 2001.

Once considered a private matter, domestic violence is now increasingly recognized as a public problem with vast immediate and long-term physical, emotional, social, economic, and other impacts. Recognizing that quality and safety of our partner relationships are shaped by conditions in our community environments and the actions of multiple sectors, Prevention Institute and Blue Shield of California Foundation will award one-year planning and capacity building grants to five well-established, multisector collaboratives that would like to integrate community-level domestic violence prevention into their work. The grant period will be from November 2018 to October 2019.

The UNITY Policy Platform, released in December 2010, is a summary of The UNITY Urban Agenda for Preventing Violence Before it Occurs: Bringing a Multi-Sector Prevention Approach to Scale in U.S. Cities, developed in partnership with the UNITY City Network. The UNITY Urban Agenda was endorsed by representatives from 13 U.S. cities in April 2010 and is available here. For more information or to sign on, contact the UNITY team at Prevention Institute by calling (510) 444-7738 or emailing unity-at-preventioninstitute.org.