About Us
The Postural Restoration Institute® (PRI) was established in 2000 to explore and explain the science of postural adaptations, asymmetrical patterns and the influence of polyarticular chains of muscles.
The Postural Restoration Institute® (PRI) is a continuing education institute that was established in 2000 to explore and explain the science of postural adaptations, asymmetrical patterns and the influence of polyarticular chains of muscles. We offer 12 post-graduate level courses, in addition to an annual PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit, and we welcome any licensed healthcare or certified fitness professional to attend our courses. Professional credentialing opportunities (PRC, PRT and PRP Japan) are available to qualified professionals.
The human body is not symmetrical. The neurological, respiratory, circulatory, muscular and vision systems are not the same on the left side of the body as they are on the right, and vice versa. They have different responsibilities, function, position and demands on them. This system asymmetry is a good thing and an amazing design. The human body is balanced through the integration of system imbalances.
The Postural Restoration Institute® was established in 2000 to explore and explain the science of postural adaptations, asymmetrical patterns and the influence of polyarticular chains of muscles.
Are you a healthcare or fitness professional who continues to see the same dysfunctional patterns of movement, pain presentations, or habitual patterns of postural behavior associated with a dominant side of the body?
Are you interested in learning how different systems, including the visual and stomatognathic systems can influence asymmetrical tendencies and patterns?
If so, we invite you to consider beginning your PRI educational journey and learn how to recognize and manage these asymmetrical imbalances and typical patterns associated with system disuse or weakness that develops because of dominant overuse.
The Postural Restoration Institute® offers 12 post-graduate level courses, in addition to an annual PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit, and we welcome any licensed healthcare or certified fitness professional to complete our courses. Professional credentialing opportunities (PRC, PRT and PRP Japan) are also available to qualified professionals.
PRI offers 3 primary courses (Myokinematic Restoration, Postural Respiration and Pelvis Restoration), which are introductory to the science and do not require pre-requisites. The three primary courses can be taken in any order; however, we generally recommend beginning with either the Postural Respiration or Myokinematic Restoration course. Primary courses are available as an online home study, live stream or live in-person.
The secondary and tertiary level courses each have pre-requisite coursework that must be successfully completed prior to attending these courses, which is defined on each course page. Secondary and tertiary level courses are available for live stream or live in-person attendance.
Learn more about the many courses that PRI offers for licensed healthcare and certified fitness professionals, in addition to the two professional credentialing opportunities, PRC and PRT.
Expand your knowledge of PRI through this video subscription platform where we discuss topics related to PRI course material, techniques, case studies, interdisciplinary management and more.
Explore our growing collection of free webinars discussing integrative application of the science of Postural Restoration®, and learn more about upcoming webinars with Ron Hruska.
Listen to PRI faculty members, credentialed providers and integrative specialists tell their story, and learn how they apply the science of Postural Restoration® in their healthcare or fitness setting.
Check out the products available for purchase to compliment your application of PRI course material, including non-manual and manual technique programs, patient guides, illustrations, and more.
Peruse a growing collection of additional resources designed to further educate you on topics outside of the standard PRI course work, including articles, recent emails and more.
Our Community
“Let’s take an outside-in approach and get the pelvis in the right biomechanical position first, before we treat a Pelvic Floor”
-Lori Thomsen
Pelvis Restoration Live Stream last weekend!
Apr 23
“Let’s take an outside-in approach and get the pelvis in the right biomechanical position first, before we treat a Pelvic Floor”
-Lori Thomsen
Pelvis Restoration Live Stream last weekend!
A great weekend of ‘Dynamic Respiration’ considerations in Sacramento!
Can’t beat two days, discussing two (hemi) thoracic diaphragms, with these two and everyone who joined us!
Thanks for all your help Taylor!
#repost
@taylor_e_lewis I had a great time assisting @robertskipgeorge at the PRI Postural Respiration course in Sacramento this weekend. Sutter Physical and Hand Therapy was a great host.
#pri #respiration #ribcage #breathe #movement
Apr 15
A great weekend of ‘Dynamic Respiration’ considerations in Sacramento!
Can’t beat two days, discussing two (hemi) thoracic diaphragms, with these two and everyone who joined us!
Thanks for all your help Taylor!
#repost
@taylor_e_lewis I had a great time assisting @robertskipgeorge at the PRI Postural Respiration course in Sacramento this weekend. Sutter Physical and Hand Therapy was a great host.
#pri #respiration #ribcage #breathe #movement
Grab your coffee we’ve got some weekend reading to do!
“COMMON NEURO-PATTERNED PHYSIOLOGIC AND DISTINGUISHABLE CRANIAL OCCIPITAL CHARACTERISTICS”
By: Ron Hruska
This 7 page research review dives into the PRI view of Cranial Torsions and Side Bend Rotations!
Link in bio!
Apr 5
Grab your coffee we’ve got some weekend reading to do!
“COMMON NEURO-PATTERNED PHYSIOLOGIC AND DISTINGUISHABLE CRANIAL OCCIPITAL CHARACTERISTICS”
By: Ron Hruska
This 7 page research review dives into the PRI view of Cranial Torsions and Side Bend Rotations!
Link in bio!
Welcome to our new site!
Months ago we began planning and designing a new website with the primary goal of combining our existing platforms into one unified location! Today we are excited to finally be able to share our progress with you! Our new website has several new features, some of which are shown here, which combine our “old” home study and PRIVY sites, into one account. Your user account will now be your access to any digital products, course manual files, active subscriptions and future home study access that you have available!
One of the main design features includes a ‘bi-hemispheric” homepage, separating the two sides of our website into relevant information for “providers” or “patients” looking to learn more about PRI and our relevant resources. Many of the changes that were made were based on feedback and questions that continued to come up from our old sites layout and users.
Please know that there are still minor “glitches” that we are updating each day. If you for example had multiple email accounts on our old site, or used separate emails for your PRIVY subscription, and account on our homepage, you will need to send a quick email or contact us so that we can merge your existing emails into one account. If you believe you should have access to a PRIVY subscription but it is not showing up on your account, it is likely that it was created under a different email and we will need to merge these emails for you!
We hope you enjoy the many new features and changes that were made, and we look forward to helping you navigate the new site, or troubleshoot any issues that arise!
Apr 3
Welcome to our new site!
Months ago we began planning and designing a new website with the primary goal of combining our existing platforms into one unified location! Today we are excited to finally be able to share our progress with you! Our new website has several new features, some of which are shown here, which combine our “old” home study and PRIVY sites, into one account. Your user account will now be your access to any digital products, course manual files, active subscriptions and future home study access that you have available!
One of the main design features includes a ‘bi-hemispheric” homepage, separating the two sides of our website into relevant information for “providers” or “patients” looking to learn more about PRI and our relevant resources. Many of the changes that were made were based on feedback and questions that continued to come up from our old sites layout and users.
Please know that there are still minor “glitches” that we are updating each day. If you for example had multiple email accounts on our old site, or used separate emails for your PRIVY subscription, and account on our homepage, you will need to send a quick email or contact us so that we can merge your existing emails into one account. If you believe you should have access to a PRIVY subscription but it is not showing up on your account, it is likely that it was created under a different email and we will need to merge these emails for you!
We hope you enjoy the many new features and changes that were made, and we look forward to helping you navigate the new site, or troubleshoot any issues that arise!
Torsions of our cranial system reflect “over sensed”cortical awareness of patterned, anti-gravitational, structural sites, that facilitate dysfunctional autonomic behavior.
My multidisciplinary research and clinical experience supports the common occurrence of right occipital-atlas compression and left anterior lateral over referenced dental occlusion.
-Ron
Mar 28
Torsions of our cranial system reflect “over sensed”cortical awareness of patterned, anti-gravitational, structural sites, that facilitate dysfunctional autonomic behavior.
My multidisciplinary research and clinical experience supports the common occurrence of right occipital-atlas compression and left anterior lateral over referenced dental occlusion.
-Ron
Impingement and Instability is my favorite course to attend and teach. It’s a bridge between the PRI Primary courses and the rest of the PRI Secondary and Tertiary courses. We discuss the application of the science of PRI in a clinical manner. My goal in teaching the course is to help you leave a better clinician.
We had a great group of attendees for the most recent version of I & I. This course is continually evolving and changing based on feedback we get, as well as the questions we get during the course. We had a great mix of very experienced clinicians, several PRI certified attendees, and several other who are relatively new to the science of PRI. It is a wonderful challenge to present the material that can be absorbed by someone who has taken the Primary courses, and go deep enough into the clinical weeds to satisfy those who have attended many PRI courses and have been using PRI clinically for many years.
This course is laid out to specifically address the thing that the body responds to the most: pressure. We go through the wealth of research behind the science of PRI, as well as lay out how and why the brain learns new movement strategies. We take the concepts from the PRI Primary courses and expand on them by linking them to pressure management. We spend a lot of time going through ground-based pressure management, as well as how to manage all of the human’s floors.
It was a pleasure to spend time with Loc Rao, PRC, Cody Gilliss, PRC, Alan Lee, PRC, and Jarrett Kolich, PRT. These are all great people, and I was honored to have them attend. Their questions were exceptional and helped drive the course. I really appreciate Rhiannon Dickison, DC, Elizabeth Markous, PT, Tara O’Brien PT, Daniel Loub, CSCS, and Nikki Smith, PTA. Their questions were vital to help us understand and re-state concepts for all of us. Thank you for slowing me down and helping all of us learn!
-Dan Houglum
Mar 27
Impingement and Instability is my favorite course to attend and teach. It’s a bridge between the PRI Primary courses and the rest of the PRI Secondary and Tertiary courses. We discuss the application of the science of PRI in a clinical manner. My goal in teaching the course is to help you leave a better clinician.
We had a great group of attendees for the most recent version of I & I. This course is continually evolving and changing based on feedback we get, as well as the questions we get during the course. We had a great mix of very experienced clinicians, several PRI certified attendees, and several other who are relatively new to the science of PRI. It is a wonderful challenge to present the material that can be absorbed by someone who has taken the Primary courses, and go deep enough into the clinical weeds to satisfy those who have attended many PRI courses and have been using PRI clinically for many years.
This course is laid out to specifically address the thing that the body responds to the most: pressure. We go through the wealth of research behind the science of PRI, as well as lay out how and why the brain learns new movement strategies. We take the concepts from the PRI Primary courses and expand on them by linking them to pressure management. We spend a lot of time going through ground-based pressure management, as well as how to manage all of the human’s floors.
It was a pleasure to spend time with Loc Rao, PRC, Cody Gilliss, PRC, Alan Lee, PRC, and Jarrett Kolich, PRT. These are all great people, and I was honored to have them attend. Their questions were exceptional and helped drive the course. I really appreciate Rhiannon Dickison, DC, Elizabeth Markous, PT, Tara O’Brien PT, Daniel Loub, CSCS, and Nikki Smith, PTA. Their questions were vital to help us understand and re-state concepts for all of us. Thank you for slowing me down and helping all of us learn!
-Dan Houglum
Your sense of the “middle” is manipulated by your autonomic nervous system without you ever knowing it.
This convergence, compression, constriction……..has to be consciously considered in order to regulate any autonomic function.
Cranial Resolution
Live Stream
March 22-23, 2024
Jennifer Smart
Mar 25
Your sense of the “middle” is manipulated by your autonomic nervous system without you ever knowing it.
This convergence, compression, constriction……..has to be consciously considered in order to regulate any autonomic function.
Cranial Resolution
Live Stream
March 22-23, 2024
Jennifer Smart
“Family, sunny skies, and amazing cycling have given Albuquerque a special place in my heart. It was so nice to grow my PRI family this past weekend in Albuquerque with such a great class. Everyone seemed excited and ready to learn about patterns, positions, and posture. We learned how a left hamstring will help oppose the dominant neurological patterns and positions that have been our default as human beings.
We learned how to engage a left IC adductor, a left anterior glute med, and a right glute max to balance out our “pickles” and provide a recipe for forward locomotion in a less dangerous and pathological way.
Albuquerque is famous for balloons, so a PRI class in New Mexico would not be complete without utilization of PRI balloons to inhibit an AIC chain. Anna helped us all appreciate some internal obliques and transverse abdominals to prevent us from being alligators.
Jayson saved the day with an emergency trip to Office Depot for an essential projector cable. The “hamstring” of the projector! Caroline provided a pleasant southern twang narration while being a great example of a common left AIC presentation. The “Work Wives” up front were a joy to have in the front row and their excitement for the material was contagious. The “Sams” in the back contributed to fantastic dialogue and thought processes. I am excited for them for their PRI journey ahead. Hannah reminded us all of the importance of shifting left and right and why the patterns are not a bad thing. Patterns are our “friends” as long as we can alternate and reciprocate!
A big thanks to all who attended, for being so welcoming, friendly, and allowing me to grow my New Mexico family of clinicians.”
-Craig Depperschmidt
Mar 19
“Family, sunny skies, and amazing cycling have given Albuquerque a special place in my heart. It was so nice to grow my PRI family this past weekend in Albuquerque with such a great class. Everyone seemed excited and ready to learn about patterns, positions, and posture. We learned how a left hamstring will help oppose the dominant neurological patterns and positions that have been our default as human beings.
We learned how to engage a left IC adductor, a left anterior glute med, and a right glute max to balance out our “pickles” and provide a recipe for forward locomotion in a less dangerous and pathological way.
Albuquerque is famous for balloons, so a PRI class in New Mexico would not be complete without utilization of PRI balloons to inhibit an AIC chain. Anna helped us all appreciate some internal obliques and transverse abdominals to prevent us from being alligators.
Jayson saved the day with an emergency trip to Office Depot for an essential projector cable. The “hamstring” of the projector! Caroline provided a pleasant southern twang narration while being a great example of a common left AIC presentation. The “Work Wives” up front were a joy to have in the front row and their excitement for the material was contagious. The “Sams” in the back contributed to fantastic dialogue and thought processes. I am excited for them for their PRI journey ahead. Hannah reminded us all of the importance of shifting left and right and why the patterns are not a bad thing. Patterns are our “friends” as long as we can alternate and reciprocate!
A big thanks to all who attended, for being so welcoming, friendly, and allowing me to grow my New Mexico family of clinicians.”
-Craig Depperschmidt
“One major emphasis of Cervical Revolution is on the brainstem specifically nerve and CSF flow at that highly neurologic articulation located at Atlas and the occipital bone. When a neck is unable to maintain neutrality and oscillating function, especially at the craniocervical articulation or the occipital atlanto joints, a wide range of symptoms are likely to occur. These symptoms can include hypotonia affected by the fusimotor system, neuralgia, inflammation, tinnitus, dizziness and hypertonia especially with stiffness of cervical musculature and headaches.
This is a short list of symptoms that can also mimic Chiari-like symptoms that can include all of the above with sleep apnea and sleep disorders. One goal of this course is to identify and restore normal spinal coupling of the cervical region through testing and non-manual techniques for proper tri-planer function of the neck, cranium and occlusal system. In this course, the neck is the primary driver of cranial strain patterns that can appear in a non-pathological or pathological presentation. The cervical spine has a direct relationship with osteopathic descriptions of cranial position including temporal bone influence on the jaw. The occlusal system also has a strong influence of not only the cranium and neck but the entire body. This is known as the stomatognathic system, and it has a significant influence on the entire axial skeleton.
The staff at The ENT Institute was so excited about attending this course since they see so many patients with the symptoms previously mentioned and can see the application of PRI into their daily practice.
Thank you very much to the staff at The @entinstitute including Allison, Jennifer, Niah, Miscelle, and Ann.
Thank you to Tassie for driving up from Warner Robbins, Mary Beth for all the great questions, Andy for your continuing journey, Danielle, Meghan, Roberta for your energy and last but not least, Kaitlin, for participating so well during lab.”
@robertskipgeorge
Mar 14
“One major emphasis of Cervical Revolution is on the brainstem specifically nerve and CSF flow at that highly neurologic articulation located at Atlas and the occipital bone. When a neck is unable to maintain neutrality and oscillating function, especially at the craniocervical articulation or the occipital atlanto joints, a wide range of symptoms are likely to occur. These symptoms can include hypotonia affected by the fusimotor system, neuralgia, inflammation, tinnitus, dizziness and hypertonia especially with stiffness of cervical musculature and headaches.
This is a short list of symptoms that can also mimic Chiari-like symptoms that can include all of the above with sleep apnea and sleep disorders. One goal of this course is to identify and restore normal spinal coupling of the cervical region through testing and non-manual techniques for proper tri-planer function of the neck, cranium and occlusal system. In this course, the neck is the primary driver of cranial strain patterns that can appear in a non-pathological or pathological presentation. The cervical spine has a direct relationship with osteopathic descriptions of cranial position including temporal bone influence on the jaw. The occlusal system also has a strong influence of not only the cranium and neck but the entire body. This is known as the stomatognathic system, and it has a significant influence on the entire axial skeleton.
The staff at The ENT Institute was so excited about attending this course since they see so many patients with the symptoms previously mentioned and can see the application of PRI into their daily practice.
Thank you very much to the staff at The @entinstitute including Allison, Jennifer, Niah, Miscelle, and Ann.
Thank you to Tassie for driving up from Warner Robbins, Mary Beth for all the great questions, Andy for your continuing journey, Danielle, Meghan, Roberta for your energy and last but not least, Kaitlin, for participating so well during lab.”
@robertskipgeorge
You live in a DOMINANT pattern! You use it all day, every day. To survive. There are many adaptations to this pattern that stray from the norm…….
But underneath them all is a #LAIC at some point!
Sometimes it’s nice to get out of it,
You might want to try it (alternation) more often!
Myokinematic Restoration
March 8-9, 2024
@jmillermtpt 👏
#prination
Mar 11
You live in a DOMINANT pattern! You use it all day, every day. To survive. There are many adaptations to this pattern that stray from the norm…….
But underneath them all is a #LAIC at some point!
Sometimes it’s nice to get out of it,
You might want to try it (alternation) more often!
Myokinematic Restoration
March 8-9, 2024
@jmillermtpt 👏
#prination
Forces are literally pulling you towards your midline at this very moment…..what strategies will you rely on to expand?
Unless you include sympathetics, no external or intra-oral device will be able to synchronize those forces allowing freedom at the neck or the body below for long!
Thanks to all the dental teams and integrative movement providers who joined us last weekend for Occlusal Cervical Restoration!
Mar 7
Forces are literally pulling you towards your midline at this very moment…..what strategies will you rely on to expand?
Unless you include sympathetics, no external or intra-oral device will be able to synchronize those forces allowing freedom at the neck or the body below for long!
Thanks to all the dental teams and integrative movement providers who joined us last weekend for Occlusal Cervical Restoration!
“Pelvis Restoration is about pressure regulation and neuromuscular control of both the pelvis and respiratory diaphragms. This weekend we discussed PRI concepts of inhibition, retraining and restoration to help the brain know what to do before you do it. Pelvis Restoration is an excellent first, second or final step in the Primary Course sequence!”
- @jenpoulinpt
Thanks to @finishlinept for having us back to NYC and to @andrewxenops for lab assisting! 📸
Mar 5
“Pelvis Restoration is about pressure regulation and neuromuscular control of both the pelvis and respiratory diaphragms. This weekend we discussed PRI concepts of inhibition, retraining and restoration to help the brain know what to do before you do it. Pelvis Restoration is an excellent first, second or final step in the Primary Course sequence!”
- @jenpoulinpt
Thanks to @finishlinept for having us back to NYC and to @andrewxenops for lab assisting! 📸
Respect the Neck!
This may be the best summary of our weekend exploring the R TMCC patterning as it relates to Occipital Atlanto Joint Function, Temporal positioning, Cranial Left Sidebending, Cranial Right Torsions and an introduction to Occlusal interferences.
Cervical testing was practiced along with recommended manual and non-manual technique interventions to restore 30 degrees of cervical lordosis and normal triplanar cervical mobility.
Cervical Revolution
Lincoln - Live Stream
#prination
@postrestinstjp
Feb 26
Respect the Neck!
This may be the best summary of our weekend exploring the R TMCC patterning as it relates to Occipital Atlanto Joint Function, Temporal positioning, Cranial Left Sidebending, Cranial Right Torsions and an introduction to Occlusal interferences.
Cervical testing was practiced along with recommended manual and non-manual technique interventions to restore 30 degrees of cervical lordosis and normal triplanar cervical mobility.
Cervical Revolution
Lincoln - Live Stream
#prination
@postrestinstjp
“Fun is the first word to describe my weekend teaching Pelvis Restoration this past weekend in Phoenix, Arizona.
This class of health practitioners were engaged all weekend. They asked questions! This was so fantastic as the Pelvis Restoration Course has a lot of material and can be dense. The questions made me excited, energized, and enthusiastic. Nearly half of the course attendees were attending their first PRI course, and many were attending their 2nd or 3rd.
The feedback of going into the details of the pelvic inlet and outlet and understanding the position of joints and muscles made for a better understanding of the PRI tests and progression of treatment. I also felt the class understood how airflow and positioning of the pelvis can affect internal pressure management to assist with low back, Si, and hip tension/pain and PF dysfunctions.
Thank you, @aleenakanner, for being a wonderful Lab Assistant. Thank you, Erin, Carly, and Kathleen with @spoonerpt for hosting. You guys were amazing.”
-Lori Thomsen
Feb 21
“Fun is the first word to describe my weekend teaching Pelvis Restoration this past weekend in Phoenix, Arizona.
This class of health practitioners were engaged all weekend. They asked questions! This was so fantastic as the Pelvis Restoration Course has a lot of material and can be dense. The questions made me excited, energized, and enthusiastic. Nearly half of the course attendees were attending their first PRI course, and many were attending their 2nd or 3rd.
The feedback of going into the details of the pelvic inlet and outlet and understanding the position of joints and muscles made for a better understanding of the PRI tests and progression of treatment. I also felt the class understood how airflow and positioning of the pelvis can affect internal pressure management to assist with low back, Si, and hip tension/pain and PF dysfunctions.
Thank you, @aleenakanner, for being a wonderful Lab Assistant. Thank you, Erin, Carly, and Kathleen with @spoonerpt for hosting. You guys were amazing.”
-Lori Thomsen
Had a fantastic weekend introducing asymmetry and the hemispheric human patterning to many PT students and APTA PT members at the Combined Sections Meeting in Boston!
Our PRI Providers in Boston are committed to sharing their passion as well, and we are so thankful for their insights and the support they offer in their communities and ours!
If you find yourself struggling to navigate the waters of PRI consider reaching out to a seasoned sailor who has been steering their ship a little longer than you. Our provider map is a great navigational guide to the nearest harbor!
Happy Sailing!
#prination
Feb 19
Had a fantastic weekend introducing asymmetry and the hemispheric human patterning to many PT students and APTA PT members at the Combined Sections Meeting in Boston!
Our PRI Providers in Boston are committed to sharing their passion as well, and we are so thankful for their insights and the support they offer in their communities and ours!
If you find yourself struggling to navigate the waters of PRI consider reaching out to a seasoned sailor who has been steering their ship a little longer than you. Our provider map is a great navigational guide to the nearest harbor!
Happy Sailing!
#prination
Summit Speaker Introduction: Donna Behr, MPT, MS, PRC
@donnabehr_pt_pri_pilates
“Highlights of Clinical Integration Between Postural Restoration® and Integrative Breathing Therapy Treatment Approaches”
See you on April 25-26th!
#prination
Feb 16
Summit Speaker Introduction: Donna Behr, MPT, MS, PRC
@donnabehr_pt_pri_pilates
“Highlights of Clinical Integration Between Postural Restoration® and Integrative Breathing Therapy Treatment Approaches”
See you on April 25-26th!
#prination
We dove into Dynamic Respiration considerations while expanding our mindset regarding rib rotation, abdominal activation, exhalation, extension, cervical considerations, objective AIC, BC and PEC testing and so many powerful technique positions, to start a repositioning program!
Thanks to everyone who traveled to Lincoln and all those online who contributed to this 2-day conversation!
About 90% of this group was new to PRI and hopefully left with new techniques and tools to try out in their clinics and gym spaces today!
#prination
@robertskipgeorge
Feb 12
We dove into Dynamic Respiration considerations while expanding our mindset regarding rib rotation, abdominal activation, exhalation, extension, cervical considerations, objective AIC, BC and PEC testing and so many powerful technique positions, to start a repositioning program!
Thanks to everyone who traveled to Lincoln and all those online who contributed to this 2-day conversation!
About 90% of this group was new to PRI and hopefully left with new techniques and tools to try out in their clinics and gym spaces today!
#prination
@robertskipgeorge
Summit Speaker Introduction: Robert “Skip” George
@robertskipgeorge
“Psychosis or Neurosis: Two PRI Case Studies”
PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit
April 25-26th
#prination
Feb 8
Summit Speaker Introduction: Robert “Skip” George
@robertskipgeorge
“Psychosis or Neurosis: Two PRI Case Studies”
PRI Interdisciplinary Studies Summit
April 25-26th
#prination
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