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2023 research report

Inside our January 2024 newsletter

Research

MAGA Republicans’ views of American democracy and society and support for political violence in the United States

Findings from a nationwide population-representative survey

Findings from this large, nationally representative survey demonstrate that, as defined, MAGA Republicans are more likely than others to endorse political violence and differ significantly from other Republicans on many measures.
Political Violence
Research

Approval of extreme right-wing organizations and social movements and support for political violence in the United States

Findings from a nationally representative survey

Americans who strongly or very strongly approve of right-wing extremist groups and social movements are substantially more likely than others to view political violence as justified, and they are much more willing to engage in political violence.
Political Violence
Report, External Resource

Local Evaluation Report

UCDMC Wraparound Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program

UCDMC Wraparound successfully provided intensive case management, relationship-based mentoring, financial and resource assistance, and emotional and social support to more than 50 clients during the 3 year project period.
Community-Based Violence InterventionClinical Approaches to Firearm Injury Prevention, Community Engagement, Structural and Systemic Violence

Resources from the BulletPoints Project

Inside our November 2023 newsletter

Clinical Approaches to Firearm Injury Prevention

What are ‘red flag’ laws and how can they prevent gun violence?

How ordinary people can use gun violence restraining orders if someone is at risk of harming themselves and others
Clinical Approaches to Firearm Injury Prevention
Research

Importance of categories of crime for predicting future violent crime among handgun purchasers in California

We categorized the criminal histories of legal handgun purchasers in this longitudinal cohort study and identified eight categories of prior crimes that were most important in prediction of subsequent violent crimes.
Risk and Protective FactorsFirearm Policies and Programs

Gun violence is decimating the country. Why aren’t we funding solutions?

HomicideFirearm Policies and Programs

Domestic violence involving firearms increased during COVID-19 pandemic

Study of five major U.S. cities shows variation in domestic violence trends
HomicideSuicide and Self Harm

Domestic violence awareness and research

Inside our October 2023 newsletter

Homicide
Research, Fact Sheet

Views of democracy and society and support for political violence in the USA

Findings from a nationally representative survey

Findings from this large, nationally representative survey suggest that concerning proportions of the US population currently support violence, including lethal violence, to advance political objectives. Support varies with demographic characteristics.
Political Violence

Suicide prevention

Inside our September 2023 newsletter

Suicide and Self HarmClinical Approaches to Firearm Injury Prevention

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