Andrew helped build the RAND Gun Policy in America initiative from the ground up and is a natural choice for this new role. His experience developing unbiased, nonpartisan, fact-based resources on gun policy is exactly what we need to broaden the initiative's research agenda.

.Andrew Morral, director of the National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research, has been selected to serve as RAND's inaugural Greenwald Family Chair in Gun Policy.

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Just released in the Journal of Urban Health: “The Effect of Gun-Free School Zones on crimes committed with a firearm in Saint Louis, Missouri,” one of the aims of my dissertation.

This is the first quantitative study ever published on gun-free zones.

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Building on numerous successes over the past 5 years, Gun Research Collaborative is releasing new research and making new funding commitments with the hope of improving our collective understanding of gun violence in the US.

Read more here: bit.ly/3LdCcGa

Since 2018, the National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research has granted more than 50 awards to study gun violence topics. Arnold Ventures looks at the achievements of the past five years and what still needs to be done. arnoldventures.org/stories/five-y…

All videos from our webinar series are now available online. Catch up on this week's event focused on improving police effectiveness.
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WEBINAR TODAY: interventions to improve police effectiveness.

New Gun Research Collaborative-funded research

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Over the last five years Arnold Ventures has dramatically reshaped firearms violence research in the US.
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Over the past five years, Gun Research Collaborative has developed important evidence on the effects of gun violence and gun policies in the United States.

Read about what has been learned so far and what more needs to be done: bit.ly/3LdCcGa

Reminder: Letters of interest are due TODAY.

The deadline for our RFP on extreme risk protection orders is coming up! Letters of interest must be submitted by September 5. ncgvr.org/rfp.html

Letters of interest to conduct research on ERPO laws are due in less than 3 weeks.

ICYMI: We're awarding more than $3 million in new funding for research on extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs), also known as gun violence restraining orders or red flag laws. ncgvr.org/news/2023/fund…

In our new report released today, more than 100 young people in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, explain why they carry guns. Their answer is clear – fear. The fear of cops and opps (opposition).

Read the exclusive Gothamist story here: gothamist.com/news/kids-tryi…

Our new request for proposals is open: we're seeking rigorous research projects on extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs), also known as red flag laws. bit.ly/3DfCbx4