GVRC Funded Projects

The New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center (GVRC) supports innovative, evidence-based research aimed at preventing gun violence and addressing its root causes. Our funded projects span a wide range of disciplines, focusing on public health, policy, community impact, and behavioral science. The GVRC funded projects are selected through a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) process.

GVRC Funded Projects

Ecological Mediators and Moderators in Norm-Change Models of Violence Prevention: Comparative Case Studies of Philadelphia and Chester CeaseFire

GVRC Funded Projects

Examining Characteristics and Experiences of LGBTQ Firearm Owners

GVRC Funded Projects

Permitless Carry Legislation and Police Officer Firearm Injury in the United States

GVRC Funded Projects

City of Camden Homicide and Interpersonal Violence Case Analysis

GVRC Funded Projects

Decision-making and Cognitive Processes Among Protective Firearm Owners

GVRC Funded Projects

Impact of Online Gun Violence Exposure on Sleep and Suicide Risk among New Jersey Teens

GVRC Funded Projects

Non-fatal Gun Violence, Functional Disability, and Implications for Racial Health Disparities in American Communities

GVRC Funded Projects

Impact of Initiating a Hospital Violence Intervention Program on Socioeconomic Outcomes Among Patients with Injuries Secondary to Gun Violence

GVRC Funded Projects

An Experimental Examination of Dangerous Firearm-Related Behaviors