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Briefing: Alcohol Misuse and Gun Violence

Homicide
Newsletter

Highlight on recent work from VPRP's research data analysts

Inside our November 2024 Newsletter Issue

Research

Gun free zones in alcohol‑serving establishments and risk for firearm violence

A cross‑sectional, geospatial study in Texas

After adjusting for confounders, including alcohol revenue, establishments that sold alcohol in Texas in 2022 that were gun-prohibiting had fewer shootings on and near their premises on average than establishments that were gun-allowing.
Firearm Policies and ProgramsRisk and Protective Factors
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An expert on trends in gun sales and gun violence in pandemic America

Firearm Acquisition and OwnershipFirearm Access and Risk
Newsletter

Studying political violence as a public health issue

Inside our October 2024 Newsletter Issue

Firearm Policies and Programs, Policy Development
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Studying political violence as a public health issue

Inside our October 2024 newsletter

Research

Social network size and endorsement of political violence in the US

Individuals who reported very few and very many strong social connections were more likely than others to support political violence or be personally willing to engage in it in one form or another.
Political Violence
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WEBINAR: Political Violence and the 2024 Elections

Political Violence
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Neighborhood predictors of suicide and firearm suicide in Detroit, Michigan

Our findings suggest place-based factors at the tract level do not provide meaningful insight into the risk of suicide or firearm suicide among youth or the general population in Detroit, Michigan. Further study is warranted.
Suicide and Self HarmCommunity and Neighborhood Violence
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Community violence intervention & prevention strategies

Mitigating variations in school and neighborhood violence

K-12 urban public schools are uniquely positioned to challenge and alter the pervasive structural violence that impacts Black and brown students. Schools can actively dismantle systemic barriers by integrating community violence intervention.
Structural and Systemic ViolenceCommunity-Based Violence Intervention

Opinion: Don’t underestimate threats of violence from Proud Boys and other right-wing groups

Political Violence

Could firearm suicide risk be predicted at the time of firearm purchase, creating an opportunity to help those at risk? 

Inside our September 2024 newsletter

Suicide and Self Harm

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