Community-based participatory research to examine the experiences of vaccinated and unvaccinated non-English speakers in the Pittsburgh region.

Exploring the opinions and practices of pediatric healthcare clinicians regarding discussing climate change and its possible health effects within pediatric clinical settings through a national survey.

Understanding perspectives of pediatric healthcare providers around supports for IPV survivors, recommendations for resources, and implementation barriers and facilitators.

Exploring how relationship stress and intimate partner violence are discussed with new parents in the mother-baby unit at Magee Women’s Hospital.

Conducting interviews with parents, adolescents and primary care providers and exploring how best to engage parents and teens (11-15) together in ARA prevention during adolescent well visits.

Providing more supportive care for pregnant people using cannabis and tobacco by better understanding how their substance use may be related to experiences of Intimate Partner Violence.

Exploring how non-English speaking communities perceive research accessibility and trustworthiness.

A series of community meetings developing scripts and guidelines for providers treating patients at risk for housing, food, and job insecurity.

Exploring how Hispanic families talk together about teen dating, their language and culture, and what information would be helpful to receive in an educational program about dating.

Exploring how young Latine people who gave birth in Pittsburgh within the past year to learn more about their pregnancy and birthing experiences.

Discussions with caregivers about the dating experiences of their LGBTQ+ children and the conversations about healthy and unhealthy relationships that are happening at home.

Discussions with teens about the role social media plays in adolescent relationships, and how relationships and relationship violence are portrayed and experienced on social media.