Gun Violence in the US
A state-by-state look at firearm-involved suicides and homicides in the United States since 2000.
The Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium is a coalition of gun violence researchers and practitioners that seeks to inform policymakers and the public by providing evidence-based, data-driven policy recommendations to disrupt the cycle of firearm-involved homicides, suicides, and injuries. The Consortium approaches the study of gun violence with the belief that:
+ Gun violence is a public policy problem.
+ State and local governments are key in the fight to reduce firearm-involved deaths and injuries.
+ We need to better understand the nuances of state law- and policy-making to effectively combat gun violence.
A state-by-state look at firearm-involved suicides and homicides in the United States since 2000.
Basic facts about mass shootings in America since 1966.
A map providing over 180 local options in New York for individuals who are seeking out-of-home storage for their firearms.
Quickly see how state requirements for lockdown drills vary.