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Experts: Gun Violence Is a Public Health Problem That Requires a Multifaceted Solution

After Buffalo, civil rights leaders pitch anti-hate plans

To reduce gun violence, New Orleans is turning to community groups instead of police

VPI in the News: Pregnant Women and Violent Injury

Patrick Rafail, Ph.D.

Social Movements and Collective Behavior, Applied Statistics, Political Sociology, Social Control, Complex Organizations, Urban Policing

Tulane Study Of Maternal Homicide Gets First Federal Money For Gun Violence Research In 24 Years

Tulane public health faculty among first to receive federal funding for gun violence research after decades-long ban

Tulane VPI wins grant for violence prevention scholarship program

Sharven Taghavi, MD MPH MS

Trauma Surgery, Injury Prevention, Health Disparities

Violence Prevention Institute highlighted by Tulane's "All-In" initiative

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Experts: Gun Violence Is a Public Health Problem That Requires a Multifaceted Solution

After Buffalo, civil rights leaders pitch anti-hate plans

To reduce gun violence, New Orleans is turning to community groups instead of police

VPI in the News: Pregnant Women and Violent Injury

Patrick Rafail, Ph.D.

Tulane Study Of Maternal Homicide Gets First Federal Money For Gun Violence Research In 24 Years

Tulane public health faculty among first to receive federal funding for gun violence research after decades-long ban

Tulane VPI wins grant for violence prevention scholarship program

Sharven Taghavi, MD MPH MS

Violence Prevention Institute highlighted by Tulane's "All-In" initiative

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University Info

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