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Silence in the Streets: A Public Safety and Public Health Collaboration

Wednesday 27th March 2024

Robert Lawlor and Anna Gasinski discuss 'Silence in the Streets' and the collaboration between public safety and public health on Scope of Practice.
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Silence in the Streets: Bridging Public Safety and Health in Urban Areas

Episode Overview

  • Discover the genesis of the 'Silence in the Streets' documentary and the social determinants of health discussed within
  • Learn about the unique collaboration between public safety and public health professionals
  • Understand the impact of urban environments on addiction and overdose rates
  • Explore the role of law enforcement and public health in addressing addiction as a public health concern
  • Get insights on the Overdose Response Strategy and its significance in creating safer communities
The inner cities of Connecticut are vastly different than the other parts of Connecticut. The struggles are different, and it's essential to start conversations about addressing these issues more holistically.
What happens when public safety teams up with public health experts to tackle urban challenges? In this episode of 'Scope of Practice', Robert Lawlor, a New England HIDTA Investigator, and Anna Gasinski, a Public Health expert, discuss their eye-opening documentary, 'Silence in the Streets'. This film sheds light on the everyday hurdles faced by those living in urban environments, focusing on the social determinants of health and the barriers to accessing healthcare.
Lawlor and Gasinski share their experiences and insights on how collaborative efforts between law enforcement and health professionals can make a real difference. They explore the interconnected issues of addiction, overdose rates, and the broader implications for public health. Whether you're interested in public policy, healthcare, or community work, this episode offers a unique perspective on the importance of holistic approaches to urban health issues. Tune in to understand how combining forces can pave the way for healthier, safer communities.