Community Translational Research Institute

The Community Translational Research Institute (CTRI) is a non-profit organization headquartered in Riverside, California. With six employees, CTRI focuses on bridging the gap between research and practice, aiming to improve population health through community-based interventions. CTRI's mission centers around bringing together diverse stakeholders, including academic institutions, public health organizations, community groups, and schools, to address chronic disease prevention. CTRI's primary activities involve translating scientific research into practical programs and policies implemented within communities. They strive to create sustainable change by fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among various sectors. Their work directly benefits community members by providing access to evidence-based prevention strategies and promoting healthier lifestyles. CTRI distinguishes itself through its unique approach of integrating research, community engagement, and policy influence. By actively involving community members in all stages of the research process, CTRI ensures that interventions are culturally relevant and tailored to specific needs. Their commitment to sustained practice and policy change aims to create lasting improvements in population health. For more information about CTRI's programs and initiatives, please visit their website at ctris.org.