On the morning of July 4, President Joe Biden hailed the day as one to “celebrate the goodness of our nation.” Shortly after his tweet, a gunman on a rooftop…
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Scaling a Successful Model for Prevention of Gun Violence
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 14, 2022The City of Chicago is the undisputed gun violence capital of America. Last year, the city saw nearly as many shootings and killings as New York and Los Angeles combined,…
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LGBTQ+ Individuals Across Demographics Are At Risk of Experiencing Violence
Prison Policy Initiative Jul 11, 2022A new publication from the Bureau of Justice Statistics, Violent Victimization by Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, 2017-2020, supports the vast evidence we already have that LGBT people — and particularly…
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National Alliance to End Homelessness Jul 11, 2022To achieve public safety, social justice, and an equitable society, we must disentangle issues of crime from issues of homelessness. Preventing crime, detecting and apprehending those who commit it, and…
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The Vital Role of States in Stopping Mass Shootings
RAND Corporation Jul 5, 2022Attacks like those in Buffalo, New York, and Uvalde, Texas, evoke a paradoxical mix of immediate disbelief and dread that yet another mass shooting feels inevitable. As the nation grapples…
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Understanding Gun Violence Reduction Strategies and Research
PhilanTopic Jul 4, 2022On June 2, Arnold Ventures issued a research agenda and an RFP focused on violence reduction, including gun violence, citing an increase in violent crimes and incidents over the past two years across U.S. cities “regardless…
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Innovating Transportation Models for Safety
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 25, 2022By Krishen Mehta & Piyush Tewari During the early hours of January 30, 2022, an SUV on India’s National Highway 48 jumped over the median and rammed head-on into an…
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The Benefits of Tapping Mental Health Professionals for 911 Calls
Futurity Jun 10, 2022New research uncovers the strongest evidence yet that dispatching mental health professionals instead of police officers in response to some 911 calls can have significant benefits. The findings come as…
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Did the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 Bring Down Mass Shootings?
The Conversation Jun 10, 2022A spate of high-profile mass shootings in the U.S. has sparked calls for Congress to look at imposing a ban on so-called assault weapons – covering the types of guns…
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Philanthropy’s Role in Supporting Gun Reform Efforts
Associated Press News Jun 9, 2022Last year, Arnold Ventures and The Joyce Foundation commissioned an analysis to find out how much it would cost the government to fund research and collect data about gun violence. Their conclusion:…
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Advancing the Conversation on Racial Equity Policy
RAND Corporation Jun 8, 2022Jennifer Bouey had a warning for the members of Congress sitting in front of her. It was March 2020. Schools were closing, streets were emptying, and she was testifying about what the…
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School Shooting Survivors Experience Long-term Effects of Trauma
The 74 Jun 5, 2022Community members in Uvalde are still absorbing the loss of 19 children and two teachers after the killings at Robb Elementary School. But they will soon face a pressing issue:…
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