Erin Miller

Erin currently has the privilege of serving as the Interim Sr. Director of the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education, where she works with community members, activists, and researchers to shape primary, secondary, and tertiary responses to community gun violence and firearm suicide. The Center endeavors to transform the gun violence research and education field, by partnering with communities inequitably impacted by gun violence, uniting rigorous scientific discovery with community-led approaches, and funding research and education initiatives that empower communities most impacted to create solutions.

Established in 2025, the Center is powered by the Health Alliance for Violence Intervention (the HAVI). The HAVI fosters a national network of hospital-community partnerships to support the development of hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPS). These programs address the social determinants of health for victims of firearm injury and are one component of a comprehensive community violence intervention (CVI) ecosystem. The HAVI serves over 85 cities in the U.S and beyond, providing training and technical assistance, strategic communications, policy development, peer learning, and research.