CPR3 is focused on making meaningful change in the lives of all Californians

The California Collaborative for Public Health Research (CPR3) unites community members, researchers and policymakers to improve the health and lives of all Californians. Using an equity-centered approach, CPR3 strengthens public health research collaboration across California through three pillars:

  • Building partnerships across University of California (UC) campuses, community-based organizations and policy-making institutions  
  • Prioritizing and advancing policy-relevant public health research, including disease modeling and advanced analytics
  • Promoting access to state public health data and data sharing across California research institutions

Learn More About CPR3

 

CPR3 Featured at APHA

CPR3 was featured at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting and Expo as part of the 2024 Thought Leadership Film Series. This year they highlighted the transformative impact of transdisciplinary research partnerships in shaping responsive public health policies that prioritize equity.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/KWznlx_UIVI?si=CM898sZ3-8omX80w

Priority Research Areas

More than 35 equity-focused research projects led by interdisciplinary teams representing all 10 UC campuses have been awarded through the CPR3 program. Totaling over $6.5M, funded projects are a foundational element of the initiative.

Impact of the pandemic on children & adolescents
Impact of the pandemic on mental health
Impact of the pandemic on social & economic outcomes
Behavior change strategies & public health communication
Modeling & advanced analytics
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