Kira E. Landauer is a Community Health Educator Supervisor at the Division on Addiction, Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital. She joined the Division in January 2020. She contributes to the development of grant proposals for capacity building and outreach activities, works with capacity building specialists at the Division to create and execute plans to increase awareness of addiction-related health issues across New England, and conducts in-person and multi-media trainings for health providers and community groups. Ms. Landauer supports Cambridge Health Alliance Readiness for Gambling Expansion (CHARGE) initiative activities, including management of Gambling Disorder Screening Day. She is also a content manager and writer for The BASIS (The Brief Addiction Science Information Source) research blog. She is involved in several grant-funded projects, including Statewide Capacity Building and Technical Assistance for Problem Gambling Treatment Services.
Ms. Landauer graduated from Boston University School of Public Health with a Master of Public Health in 2019. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and History & Philosophy of Science from the University of Pittsburgh in 2015. She completed a Learning Design and Technology Graduate Certificate from Harvard Extension School in 2024.
Current Projects
Assessing Cultures of Recovery in Tribal Communities (NARCH XII)
Project Build Up Learning Academies
Responsibility, Research, and Resources: 2024 Plan for Responsible Gambling Activities
Statewide Capacity Building and Technical Assistance for Problem Gambling Treatment Services