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In his new review for #HAReads, Joshua Horwitz of Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions discusses "Under the Gun: An ER Doctor's Cure for America's Gun Epidemic" by Cedric Dark, and how a careful reading of the book suggests that the deadly intersection of guns and alcohol misuse might be the next big area

Register to attend an upcoming Congressional Briefing by George Mason University Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy on February 25, 10am-12pm at the US Capitol, Washington, DC. The briefing will report on the most up-to-date research on preventing gun violence. cebcp.org/outreach-sympo…

Child Access Prevention (CAP) firearm storage policies effectively reduce firearm suicide deaths, as well as firearm-related unintentional injuries and homicide in youth ages 1-17. Read on: publichealth.jhu.edu/center-for-gun…

Tim Carey, Law and Policy Advisor at the Center, delivered an insightful presentation to advocates & changemakers on the current landscape of Second Amendment law during Colorado Ceasefire’s advocacy day! #COCeasefire

Check out our Clinical Programs and Practice page to learn more about the impactful work by our team of clinicians, researchers, and educators: publichealth.jhu.edu/center-for-gun…

ERPO laws, active in 21 states + DC, show promise in reducing suicide & mass violence risks. “This tool is designed to give people action in these times of crisis, to avoid foreseeable harms from happening,” Center Law & Policy Advisor, Tim Carey told WHYY.whyy.org/articles/penns…

Submit your research for a special collection – A Decade of ERPO: What does the evidence say about the use, effectiveness and opportunities for improving implementation + impact of this important firearm violence prevention tool? Submit for consideration: journals.sagepub.com/topic/collecti…

Report authors recommend state firearm purchaser licensing laws include 5 core components to maximize public health benefits. Learn more about how these components work together in our new report: publichealth.jhu.edu/sites/default/…

How many more North Carolinians will die from gun violence if the state institutes permitless carry? Read the new opinion piece by the Center’s core faculty member, Alex McCourt, and North Carolinians Against Gun Violence executive director, Becky Ceartas.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/articl…

“One thing we can do to reduce firearm violence in the future is to have states implement firearm purchaser licensing laws.” Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health professor and Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions co-executive director Cassandra Crisafi shares her perspective while attending #JAMASummit.

Today, we convened our VI providers and ONSE staff to collaborate with Dr. Joseph Richardson, Jr. of the Univ. of Maryland and Dr. Daniel Webster of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Gun Violence Solutions to evaluate Community Violence Intervention (CVI) programs in DC. As we explore

June is #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth. Check out our new toolkit to help spread the word that safe storage saves lives. Graphics, tips & more: publichealth.jhu.edu/sites/default/…

Panel #1 starts off with talking about partnerships in HVIP. Thank you to Karen Herren from MPGV, Lydia Watts from ROAR, Dishawn Bradshaw from ROCA, and Dr. Irvin JH EM Physician. Partnership is the best form of leadership!

Educating and advocating for safe firearm storage practices saves lives. Whether you own a gun or not, everyone should know: Gun safety starts with practicing secure storage. Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions For more information about safe gun storage: publichealth.jhu.edu/center-for-gun…

We’re heartbroken by the targeted shooting of MN lawmakers Rep. Melissa Hortman and Sen. John Hoffman. Violence against public servants is a threat to democracy. We must confront rising extremism and take action to prevent gun violence.