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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Prevention Research Center Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Projects Tools and ResourcesTools and Resources Toolkits &＃038; Webinars Article Briefs Interview Guides Infographics and Briefs Assessment Tools Coding Tools PublicationsPublications Journal Articles Books and Book Chapters Conference Presentations and Posters About UsAbout Us Vision, Mission and Values Our Team Spotlights Contact Us News People, Health &＃038; Place Unit – ST. LOUISPeople, Health & Place Unit – ST. LOUIS People Research WUSTL Coursework Training Programs Evaluation Services &＃038; Resources Publications &＃038; Dissemination Materials Partners &＃038; Collaborators Evidence-based Public HealthEvidence-based Public Health Evidence-based Public Health TrainingEvidence-based Public Health Training Course Content Training Opportunities Scaling up EBPH Evidence-based Public Health ResourcesEvidence-based Public Health Resources Administrative Evidence-based Practices (A-EBPs)   Open Search Our mission is to bridge research, practice and policy to improve community health and achieve equity. The Prevention Research Center in St. Louis (PRC-StL) explores behaviors that place people at risk for chronic diseases such as obesity, cancer and diabetes. Center researchers conduct and share research on physical activity, policy, the built environment, and the translation of evidence into public health practice, while placing particular emphasis on vulnerable populations. Staff Spotlight: Ronni Byrth When her daughter Kyrah was a toddler, Ronni Byrth discovered Parents as Teachers (PAT), a home visitation program that provides parents with child development knowledge, parenting support, and social support for families with children from birth until age 5. She liked the program so much she went to work for PAT for 14 years. Now, Ronni has come full circle as a program manager in several PRC-affiliated research studies that collaborate with PAT in which she trains educators to help parents create a home environment that promotes nutrition, activity, and healthy weight. Read more Ross Brownson, PRC Director, Honored with Outstanding Faculty Award (Links to an external site) May 9, 2024 For Ross Brownson, one of the joys of working at Washington University is teaching and mentoring graduate students. On April 10, Brownson, the Steven H. and Susan U. Lipstein Distinguished Professor at the Brown School, was honored with an Outstanding Faculty Award at the 25th Annual Outstanding Faculty and Staff Awards ceremony, hosted by the Graduate Student Senate (GSS). He was one of eight faculty members commended for their remarkable contributions to the PhD student community. Brownson expressed gratitude for the recognition. “Our students are the best and the brightest who constantly remind me that our future is in good hands,” he remarked. New PRC Members By PRCSTLMay 8, 2024 Welcome to our new PRC members: Madisen Brewer and Oreoluwa Oginni! Madisen is a full-time Research Assistant on the AHD Partnership Study with Principal Investigator, Stephanie Mazzucca-Ragan, and Project Manager, Jess Gannon. Oreoluwa is an MPH student specializing in Epidemiology and Biostatistics. He will be working in collaboration with Diana Perez on a project that aims to explore the linkages between implementation strategy mechanisms and evidence-based physical activity and nutrition programs for cancer prevention in Latin America. Toolkits Learn more Article Briefs Learn more Interview Guides Learn more Infographics and Briefs Learn more Assessment Tools Learn more Coding Tools Learn more Looking for a PRC team member? View bios for all PRC faculty, staff and students Learn more Looking for a current project? See all of the exciting projects going on at the PRC. Learn more Tweets by StLouisPRC Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookPrint Prevention Research CenterOne Brookings DriveMSC 1196-257-220St. Louis, MO [email protected] Twitter The Prevention Research Center is supported by a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U48DP006395. Visit our publications page to learn more about citing the PRC. PRC Resource Hub Login   ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis