• Registration is now open for the Turning Knowledge into Action: Virtual Injury & Violence Prevention Summit, happening on July 23rd from 11am-7:30pm PT. Click here to register.
• ITHS, SOM, and SPH are hosting a 12 week Grant Writing Program for Clinicians and Junior Faculty in Autumn 2025. Read more about the course and eligibility requirements here. Application materials are due July 15th.
• The Gun Violence Prevention Research Roundtable is inviting folks who are interested to join a GVP Research Media & Advocacy ECHO! This ECHO was customized to equip participants with messaging tools around the importance of firearm injury prevention research. During the six-session bi-weekly course, participants will learn communication strategies, advocacy tools, and storytelling skills to support federal funding for firearm injury prevention research. Register here!

UW is planning to offer post-doctoral training in Pediatric Injury Research, with positions becoming available for summer/fall, 2025. This training program is funded through a US National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) T-32 grant. Applications received by August 1 (updated!), 2025 will be given the highest priority. Read more here.

The department of Pediatrics at Indiana University is looking to fill a postdoctoral fellowship position in gun violence research. More information about the position and how to apply can be found here.

Authors	Title	Publication
Schleimer JP, Ross R, Rowhani-Rahbar A	Association of prior criminal charges and convictions with subsequent violent and firearm-related crime: a retrospective cohort study	Injury Epidemiology
Hullenaar KL, Rivara F, Bruns EJ	Support staff distribution in K-12 US schools that experience shootings: A matched analysis	Preventive Medicine
Bray-Aschenbrenner A, Wang J, Bernardin ME	Environmental racism: associations between poverty, pollution, and pediatric gun violence	BMC Pediatrics
Wilson T, Yanger S, Rix K, Chan HK, Petronzio A, Sepulveda N, Bhatti M, Palomares L, Evans G, McKay S, Ugalde I	Association of childhood opportunity index and firearm ownership and storage in two emergency departments in Texas	Injury
Rempson C, Pracht E, Green A, Chandler NM, Snyder CW	Beyond the Index: Family Fragility as a Geographic Risk Factor for Pediatric Firearm Injuries	Journal of  Pediatric Surgery
Densley JA, Pyrooz DC, Peterson JK	Factors Associated With Secure Firearm Storage Among U.S. Gun Owners	American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Karnecki K, Wrocławski A, Kaliszan M, Gos T	Fatal gunshots in the Tri-City metropolitan area, Poland between 1998 and 2021	International Journal of Legal Medicine
Langenau E, Kaminsky AM, Roberts MB	Impact of a clinician-directed educational program on communicating with patients regarding gun violence at two community urban healthcare centers	Journal of Osteopathic Medicine
Craig CN, Rand CM, Baldwin CD	Improving Firearm Screening and Safe Storage Counseling in a Primary Care Pediatric Practice	Clinical Pediatrics
Wamakima A, Roberts LE, Wanders S, Morrison CN, Kaufman E, Cook M, Beard JH	Association between police funding and community firearm violence incidence in 61 US cities, 2015-2022	Public Health
Loe M, Ghio C, Ghio M, Constans J, Fleckman J, McGrew P, Duchesne J, Theall K, Tatum D, Taghavi S	Association of Housing Instability With Firearm Homicides in Major US Cities	Journal of Surgical Research
Joseph HL, Liu W, Petersen K, Sheridan-Johnson J, Taylor BG	Subject injury and police use of force in mental health crises	International Journal of Law & Psychiatry

FIPRP authors are bolded

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• 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.
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