Publications
Published in leading journals, our research explores the links between intimate partner violence, substance use, and HIV risk among women and highlights the impact of trauma-informed, syndemic-focused interventions like Project WINGS, emphasizing empowerment-based safety planning, cultural responsiveness, and technology-driven community partnerships to improve access and outcomes.
Featured Research
New WINGS Study Demonstrates Feasibility of Combined Intimate Partner Violence and Mental Health Intervention for Women in Nairobi Informal Settlements
April 1, 2026
Researchers at Columbia University, in partnership with the Africa Institute of Mental and Brain Health in Nairobi and Boston University, have…
WINGS Mobile Health Intervention Significantly Reduces Intimate Partner Violence Among Marginalized Women in Kazakhstan, New Study Finds
May 9, 2025
A groundbreaking community-based trial has found that a self-paced mobile health (mHealth) intervention called UMAI-WINGS significantly reduced all…
From Two NGOs to a National Network: A Ten-Year Case Study of the WINGS Gender-Based Violence Intervention in Kyrgyzstan
March 31, 2025
A newly published book chapter by researchers and practitioners at the GLORI Foundation and Columbia University documents ten years of implementing…
