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Parsing the Evidence

Parsing the Evidence

Terry Richmond moderated a panel of top experts in the field of firearm violence, making sense of "what works and what doesn't" in the prevention of firearm deaths. Federal research dollars are now being reinvested into the topic after a more than 20-year ban effected...

Submit to Special Issue on Gun Violence Prevention

Submit to Special Issue on Gun Violence Prevention

Inquiry is accepting submissions to a special issue devoted to improving the evidence base for gun violence prevention strategies designed to operate at the neighborhood and community level. This will be a true or “gold” open-access issue that involves author fees,...

Structural Disease

Structural Disease

Elinore Kaufman recently spoke with Penn LDI about addressing firearm injury at the source. “As a trauma surgeon, I pride myself on fixing problems, and at Penn, we provide state-of-the-art acute care to our injured patients; including 80 people actively enrolled in...

Opioid Care Concerns

Opioid Care Concerns

Shoshana Aronowitz was featured in an article in the Inquirer about how the Parker Administration is approaching the opioid crisis. Aronowitz expressed concerns that people affected by the approach would not be able to access quality treatment.

Safe Driving Role Models

Safe Driving Role Models

Center Co-Director Kate McDonald talked with Safety+Health magazine, a publication of the National Safety Council, about how parents become role models of safe driving from the moment their kids are turned around to their front-facing car seats.

CVP Pillars

CVP Pillars

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Center for Violence Prevention (CVP) at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), a spotlight series is highlighting CVP’s pillars and programs that help to reduce exposure to and impact of violence among youth and their...

Substance Use Policy

Substance Use Policy

Emily Seeburger and Shoshana Aronowitz published an op-ed in the Inquirer describing how the Parker administration's approach to the opioid crisis could be strengthened by science, emphasizing that coerced treatment does not work.

Public Safety Emergency

Public Safety Emergency

Mayor Cherelle Parker declared a public safety emergency during her January 2nd inaugural address. The order calls for a report from the police commissioner in 30 days with a plan of how to reduce violent crime within the first 100 days of the administration. The...