Center Projects

The GVRC team and research associates have initiated a series of studies, exploring different topics related to gun violence.

Firearm Behavior

In-person and Media Gun Violence Exposure in the United States: Prevalence and Disparities in a Nationally Representative, Cross-sectional Sample of Adults

Determining who military service members deem credible to discuss firearm safety for suicide prevention

Firearm access and gun violence exposure among American Indian or Alaska Native and Black Adults

Firearms and Suicide

Gun violence exposure and suicide among Black adults

Firearm Behavior

Protect and provide: Perceptions of manhood and masculinities among disabled violently injured Black men in a Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program

Firearm Behavior

Individual and cumulative firearm violence exposure: Implications for sleep among Black and American Indian/Alaska Native adults

Center Projects

Understanding risk and implementing data-driven solutions for firearm suicide

Revisiting the relationship between concealed carry licenses and firearm homicide in the United States: A reciprocal county-level analysis

Firearm Behavior

Identity, experience, and threat: Assessing key correlates of firearm ownership and related behaviors in a representative sample of five US States