Cori Hammond coordinates prevention programming at Partnership to End Addiction. Cori currently works with partners in New Jersey, Arizona, Oregon, and elsewhere to bring evidence-based services and resources about substance use prevention to public school students, caregivers, and community-based prevention professionals. She has previously worked on Partnership’s Science & Technology of Early Prevention (STEP) and Family and Adolescent Clinical Technology and Science (FACTS) research teams and as a helpline specialist.
Program Experience: School-based prevention programming, evidence-based intervention implementation, early prevention research, direct family support services.
Expertise: Youth prevention programs, school- and community-based substance use prevention, public health programming, non-stigmatizing approaches to substance misuse, social determinants of health, family and educator engagement.
Credentials: M.P.H. from New York University, B.S. in public health from Tulane University. Research and direct service background.
Social Media: LinkedIn
Media/Speaking Experience: Fox 5 News (live broadcast), Lauren Sisler’s Huddle Up (live broadcast), and Columbia Gorge News; several YouTube videos for the Partnership as well as both virtual and in-person national presentations (e.g., National Prevention Network, SAMHSA’s Prevention Day, Joint Meeting on Youth Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery).
Published Research: Frontiers in Public Health, Journal of Substance Use & Addiction Treatment, JMIR Formative Research, JMIR Research Protocols, Drug and Alcohol Review