• Congratulations to Cami Rencken, who is defending her dissertation titled "Examining Mental Health and Recovery Following School Shootings.” 
• The zoom recording and slides from Dr. Kelsey Conrick's Methods Seminar, "Now what?: Moving from Codes to Themes in in Qualitative Analysis" are now on SharePoint. Please reach out to Sam Banks for access. 
• The West Coast Poverty Center is hosting a Roundtable meeting on February 6th from 9:30-11 am PST. This conversation will begin with presentations from Dr. Phillip Graham (RTI International) and FIPRP members about the current state of research evidence on community violence interventions, followed by a discussion about implications for studying and understanding the impacts of local violence prevention efforts. Register for the event here, and we hope to see you there!

Closing soon! RFA-NR-25-002: Projects in Firearm Injury Prevention (R24 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
NIH, estimated closing date January 28, 2025

O-BJA-2025-172344: Project Safe Neighborhoods- Formula Grants Program
Bureau of Justice Assistance, open through March 12, 2025

O-BJA-2025-172310: Byrne State Crisis Intervention Training and Technical Assistance Program
Bureau of Justice Assistance, open through March 12, 2025

O-NIJ-2025-172321: Research and Evaluation on Drugs and Crime: Nexus with Firearms and Violence
National Institute of Justice, open through March 31, 2025

O-BJA-2025-172341: Office of Justice Programs Community Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative Site-Based
Bureau of Justice Assistance, open through April 8, 2025

PAR-24-061: Firearm Injury Prevention Research: Short Courses (R25 Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
NIH, estimated closing date May 25, 2026

Authors	Title	Publication
Bauder CR, Rooney EA, Hay JM, Long CM, Bryan CJ	Associations Between PTSD Features and Firearm Ownership and Storage: Results From the PRImary Care Screening Methods (PRISM) Study	Military Medicine
Kemal S, Cash RE, Michelson KA, Alpern ER, Samuels-Kalow M	Emergency department utilization by youth before and after firearm injury	Academic Emergency Medicine
Cook PJ, Jeuland M, Ludwig J	Valuing the benefits of reducing firearm violence in the United States	PNAS
Gomes HS, Piquero AR, Martins RC, Martins-Silva T, Esposti MD, Blumenberg C, Bauer A, Motta J, Horta B, Murray J	Chronic Offending and Its Relation to Homicide in a Large, Prospective Brazilian Birth Cohort	Criminal Behavior and Mental Health
Guhan M, Dempsey J, Dumbre O, Saladi S, Kasbaum MA, Benavidez E, Carter J, Martinez A, Pierce M, Seger C, Naik-Mathuria B	Comparison of Pediatric and Adult Firearm Deaths to Inform Violence Prevention at Pediatric Trauma Centers	Journal of Surgical Research
Villa BP, Farach SM, Velanovich V, Coughlin E, Penny P, Henning J, Lorch S, Herron T, Mhaskar RS, Diaz JJ	Geographic and Demographic Disparity in Firearm Injury: A 33-Year Retrospective Cohort Analysis of Florida Communities	Journal of the American College of Surgeons
Reyes AM, McKenzie C, Scott M, Haggerty CR, Valenzuela JY	Financial toxicity and firearm injury: exploring financial needs of participants in a hospital-based violence intervention program	Trauma Surgery & Acute Care
Buttrick N, Yang S, Okada S	Mass shootings durably increase the sale of alcohol in American communities	PNAS
Wintemute GJ, Crawford A, Tomsich EA, Pear VA	Trends in views of democracy and society and support for political violence in the USA, 2022-2024: findings from a nationally representative survey	Injury Epidemiology
Biesboer EA, Brandolino A, Tomas CW, Johnson IR, deRoon-Cassini T, Timmer-Murillo S, Schroeder ME, DeMoya M, Trevino C	Firearm injury survivors report extreme high risk for poor physical and mental health outcomes early after hospital discharge necessitating multidisciplinary care	Trauma Surgery & Acute Care

FIPRP Interest Form
Please share this with folks who:

• Express interest in joining FIPRP
• Would like to engage in FIPRP events 
• Are interested in collaboration

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Dissemination Team Consultation Form 
The Dissemination Team may be able to help with:

• Creating research or policy briefs (https://fiprp.uw.edu/research-briefs/)
• Technical support for graphic design platforms (for example, Canva or LucidChart)
• Creating visual abstracts

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Methods Team Consultation Form
The Methods Team may be able to help with:

• Providing qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods consultation services
• Creating, compiling, and presenting methods resources to FIPRP members
• Facilitating trainings on qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods, research procedures, and research ethics

• Please reach out to Sam Banks (sbanks94@uw.edu) if you have any new firearm-related publications and/or conversations with the media, reporters, community partners, or policymakers in an article so it can be listed on the FIPRP website.
• FIPRP has a SharePoint that we are hoping will help facilitate the sharing of resources. We currently have a methods folder which includes resources and guidance on topics like data visualization, qualitative methods, and survey methods among other resources for FIPRP outreach. If you would like access or would like to contribute resources, please email Sam Banks at sbanks94@uw.edu.