Research
The Social Intervention Group (SIG) conducts HIV research and research around co-occuring emerging health and social issues. SIG develops widely-adopted HIV interventions, runs HIV training programs for pre- and post-doctoral students and faculty, and offers a variety of opportunities for student engagement. SIG researchers have published research on HIV, intimate partner violence, the overdose epidemic, and health disparities in hundreds of academic journals.
The Uzbekistan-Columbia Center for Advancing Community Strengths and Social Wellbeing (UCC-ACSSW) is a trilateral research, education, and practice initiative operating across two institutional homes: within the National Agency for Social Protection of the Republic of Uzbekistan (NASP) in Tashkent, and within the Social Intervention Group (SIG) at Columbia University's School of Social Work (CSSW) in New York.
The Center for Justice is committed to ending mass incarceration and criminalization, and advancing alternative approaches to justice and safety through education, research, and policy change. The Center works in partnership with schools, departments, centers and institutes across Columbia, other universities, government agencies, community organizations, advocates, and those directly affected by the criminal justice system.
