What are NNED Learning Clusters?

NNED Learning Clusters consist of small groups of community-based organizations that come together around a shared priority issue. Best practices and evidence-based strategies and programs that emerge from these consultative sessions and follow-up discussions are developed into products that can be tested in research models and disseminated with technical assisstance throughout the NNED.

 

To learn more about individual Learning Clusters click on the links below.

Purpose of NNED Learning Clusters

• Foster new collaborative partnerships to grow and spread these pockets of excellence
• Coordinate the sharing, training and TA of cultural, indigenous, and community-based best practices
• Create linkages between community providers and organizations in diverse communities and research/training centers to share knowledge, expertise, and skills

To learn more about individual Learning Clusters click on the links below.

Transforming Violence Intervention in Health Care through Trauma-Informed Practice

This project provides specific, practical guidance about trauma-informed practice to hospital-based and hospital-linked violence intervention programs to better address violence intervention in diverse communities. The Learning Cluster targets programs providing violence intervention in health care settings and community organizations, particularly those programs addressing the needs of young black men.

 

To learn more, click on the link for this Learning Cluster in the list below.