Communities Affected by Gun Violence: What They Want Journalists to Understand
Journalists are faced with the difficult task of reporting on gun violence in a manner that serves the public good but does not compound the trauma of victims.
Listen now: Widening the Lens on Gun Violence Reporting in Philadelphia: Perspectives from the Medical, Public Health, and Research Communities
Health care providers, public health practitioners and researchers unpack the root causes of gun violence and evidence-based solutions.
Session audio: Coming together: Local journalists and mothers of the fallen
Three prominent Philadelphia journalists addressed questions gathered from women who had lost loved ones to gun violence, in a conversation intended to bring the communities closer together and improve coverage of the issue.
Audio online now: Reporting with Authority: Knowing the Research, Knowing the Vocab
Guns & America is a groundbreaking new reporting collaboration focused on a single issue: the role of guns in American life — and we were honored to have them presenting at the Better Gun Violence Reporting Summit.
Listen online: Gun Licensing, ERPO Laws and Violence Prevention: Public Health Researchers Explain
The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research has achieved a national reputation for high-quality research, analysis, and innovation to advance the prevention of gun violence. We are honored to present the Director and a Core Faculty Member for this critical session.
Now you can listen to the first session of The Better Gun Violence Reporting Summit
We are grateful to the team at The Trace for coordinating this critical session with leading journalists covering gun violence across the nation.