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Gun Violence: UC Davis Researches Causes, Trends, Solutions

UC Davis experts answer questions

How many more must die from firearm violence?

Policy DevelopmentCommunity Engagement

Violence prevention expert Buggs attends White House ceremony tackling ‘ghost guns’

The untraceable ‘DIY’ guns are fueling an epidemic of violence

5 ways to reduce gun violence

Community Engagement

Unemployment associated with increase in violence early in COVID-19 pandemic

Study of 16 U.S. cities shows historic level of job losses associated with an increase in firearm violence and homicide
Homicide

New research shows violence is broadly felt by millions of Californians

Homicide

Handgun ownership and intimate partner violence history increases risk of violent crime

Intimate partner violence offenders are likely to commit other violent crimes

Violence increased most in marginalized neighborhoods early in the COVID-19 pandemic

New UC Davis study tracks firearm violence, assault and homicide in 13 major U.S. cities by zip code
HomicideStructural and Systemic Violence

How California is finally treating gun violence as the serious public health problem it is

Clinical Approaches to Firearm Injury Prevention

Community violence intervention works, with the right support. So let’s support it.

Policy DevelopmentCommunity Engagement

Gabby Petito and the silent epidemic of intimate partner violence

Homicide
Research

Guns, violence, politics

The gyre widens

Increases in firearm purchasing, violence, and political extremism create conditions for political violence in the USA. Collective and individual action to prevent political violence and protect democracy is warranted.
Political Violence

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