We distill complex neuroscience and public health research into accessible summaries for decision-makers, educators, and community leaders. These briefs synthesize peer-reviewed literature with clarity, highlighting what the science says and what gaps remain.

Our policy work translates evidence into clear recommendations for systems-level change, addressing structural barriers affecting women's and girls' brain health. These briefs offer concrete pathways for reform centered on equity and trauma-informed care.

We develop practical resources for practitioners working directly with women and girls—from educators to clinicians. These tools bridge research and real-world application, offering evidence-based strategies that are flexible, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed

Our projects involve workshops, toolkits, and collaborative initiatives that ensure research reaches those who need it most. We work alongside organizations to adapt evidence-based approaches to local contexts, fostering sustainable implementation.

We contribute through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and public commentary. This work amplifies evidence-based perspectives on women's brain health and challenges narratives that oversimplify or misrepresent the science.

Meaningful impact requires collaboration across sectors. We partner with researchers, advocacy organizations, and community groups to advance brain health equity through partnerships built on mutual respect and centering affected communities' voices.