Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic Regional Network
The Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic Regional Network coordinates with states in the region to increase injury and violence competency among public health departments, research and practice collaboration, and sharing of data and best practices. The network also supports activities to help sustain injury prevention programs and leads a National Peer Learning Team on intimate partner violence as well as two regional teams working to prevent opioid overdoses and older adult falls.
Each state in the network has programs to develop, implement, and promote effective injury and violence prevention and control practices. States funded under the Core SVIPP are highlighted with a star.
- Delaware
- Maryland*
- Ohio*
- Washington, D.C.
- Illinois*
- Michigan*
- Pennsylvania
- West Virginia
- Indiana
- Minnesota*
- Virginia*
- Wisconsin*
The Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic Regional Network coordinates the Intimate Partner Violence National Peer Learning Team, which is developing innovative approaches to understanding the systems that enable intimate partner violence and strategies for reducing this type of violence.
Maryland is working closely with the Behavioral Health Administration to reduce impaired driving crashes and subsequent traumatic brain injury.