Contact PPRi
The Public Policy Resilience Institute (PPRi) welcomes inquiries from community organizations, public-service professionals, researchers, educational institutions, policymakers, and others interested in our work.
Whether you are interested in PPRi's policy research, Community Policy Education Workshop Series, a potential collaboration, or simply want to learn more, please contact us using the address most appropriate for your inquiry.
General Inquiries
For general questions about PPRi, community partnerships, programs, workshops, organizational matters, or requests that do not fit one of the categories below.
Policy & Research
For inquiries related to PPRi policy research, public comments, policy briefs, publications, public records, research sources, or potential policy and research collaboration.
When contacting PPRi about a specific policy matter, please include the relevant agency, legislation, regulation, docket or rulemaking number, or other reference information when available.
Founder & Principal Strategist
Ronald S. Merritt, M.S.
Founder & Principal Strategist
ronald.merritt@ppri-institute.org
For professional correspondence, institutional relationships, speaking or workshop inquiries, and matters directed specifically to PPRi's founder.
Referencing PPRi
PPRi encourages responsible use and citation of its publicly available research and educational materials.
When referencing a PPRi publication, public comment, policy brief, or other published work, please identify the Public Policy Resilience Institute (PPRi) as the organizational author unless an individual author is specifically identified on the publication.
When possible, include the publication title, publication or submission date, and a link to the original material on the PPRi website.
Questions concerning a source, citation, or PPRi publication may be directed to policy@ppri-institute.org.
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PPRi is based in San Diego, California, with research and educational work addressing public-policy issues at the local, state, and federal levels.The legacy of our actions shapes our future.