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Thursday, September 12 • 8:30am - 9:45am
Concurrent 2: You've Got a Friend in Media: How Public Health Partnerships with Media Professionals Can Transform News Coverage of Injury, Violence and Trauma

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Unintentional injuries and violence are often highly newsworthy, and media coverage has a profound effect on how communities understand and address these issues. The Louisiana Core State Violence and Injury Prevention Program (Core SVIPP) and Tulane University’s Violence Prevention Institute (VPI) hosted a workshop for media professionals on reporting sensitive, complex topics related to violence and trauma. The workshop taught media professionals how to reframe their reporting to illuminate the driving forces behind injury and violence, highlight prevention strategies, and encourage productive public discourse.

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avatar for Kristen Sanderson, MPH

Kristen Sanderson, MPH

Violence & Injury Prevention Manager, Louisiana Office of Public Health
Kristen Sanderson is the Violence and Injury Prevention Manager at the Louisiana Department of Health, Office of Public Health, Bureau of Family Health. She has over 10 years of public health, injury prevention, and project management experience. In her current role, Kristen oversees... Read More →
avatar for Chloe Lake, MPH

Chloe Lake, MPH

Health Education and Communications Coordinator, Louisiana Department of Health - Office of Public Health - Bureau of Family Health
Chloe Lake is the Health Education and Communications Coordinator for the Louisiana Department of Health’s Bureau of Family Health. She is part of the Bureau’s Strategy, Policy and Communications team. In her role as coordinator, she supports the communications needs of the Bureau... Read More →



Thursday September 12, 2019 8:30am - 9:45am EDT
Salon IV & V