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Bushra Sabri is an Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University with affiliations to multiple centers including the Center for Global Women’s Health and Gender Equity, Center for Gun Violence Solutions, Center for Health and Opportunity for Latinxs, Center for Public Health and Human Rights, and the Johns Hopkins Gupta-Klinsky India Institute. Her research addresses interpersonal violence, trauma, and health inequities among marginalized populations.
Dr. Sabri specializes in violence prevention, health disparities, trauma, and HIV/AIDS. She has developed culturally informed interventions to reduce intimate partner violence and its consequences, focusing on marginalized women and immigrant communities. Her work integrates social determinants of health and resilience-building strategies.
Her recent publications emphasize technology-based interventions, firearm-related risks, and global health approaches to violence. Key trends include multilevel frameworks, cross-sector collaborations, and culturally adapted solutions for vulnerable populations.
- 2024 Outstanding Service Award, Violence and Trauma SIG, Society of Behavioral Medicine
- 2023 Translational Science Award, Research Society for the Prevention of Firearm-Related Harms
- 2023 Fellow, Society of Behavioral Medicine
- 2022 Leadership Institute Fellow, Society of Behavioral Medicine
- 2022 SOURCE Recognition Award, Johns Hopkins University
- 2016-2021 Pathway to Independence Award (K99/R00), NICHD
- 2011-2013 Post-doctoral Institutional NRSA, NICHD
- 2010 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fellowship, SAMHSA
- 2008-2010 Underrepresented Mental Health Research Fellowship, NIMH
- 2008 Graduate College Summer Fellowship & Diversity Tuition Scholarship, University of Iowa
Dr. Sabri has secured significant grants, including the NIH Pathway to Independence Award, and collaborates on interdisciplinary research to address systemic health inequities. She advocates for public health policies and community-driven solutions to prevent violence and promote well-being.
