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Hear from experts working to reduce firearm injury
Firearm Injury Prevention
A series of videos that teach pediatric resident physicians about firearm injury prevention and safety counseling.
Firearm Violence: Policy, Prevention & Public Health
A course by the Massachusetts Medical Society, which includes archived presentations from policy leaders, researchers, and public health experts that provide research and information impacting gun violence prevention policies and programs.
Health Systems Interventions to Prevent Firearm Injuries and Death: Proceedings of a Workshop
The Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine focus on evidence and best practices utilized by health systems and health care professionals in preventing firearm injuries.
What You Can Do
Resources for health care providers to identify risks, counsel at-risk patients, and reduce firearm injury.
Firearm Suicide Prevention
Flyer on firearm suicide prevention by the Utah Firearm Safety/Suicide Prevention Coalition.
Is Your Safety On?
Temporary transfer of firearms for those at risk of suicide. Adapted by the Utah Firearm Safety/Suicide Prevention Coalition in partnership with The Speedy Foundation.
Now More Than Ever | Gun Safety | Ad Council
PSA by Ad Council on safe gun storage in homes with kids to make homes safer and save lives.
CSN’s Firearm Safety: Resource Guide
A resource guide on firearm safety and firearm violence prevention containing evidence-informed interventions, firearms data, state legislation about firearms, and organizations to contact for additional information.
Project ChildSafe: Parents and Gun Owners
Guidelines, online brochures, and safety kit request for parents with access to a firearm.
Asking Saves Kids
Asking parents and guardians questions about the presence of a firearm in the home can save childrens' lives.
AAP Guidelines for Gun Safety and Children
Guidelines and resources on firearm safety and children by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
Massachusetts Aging and Mental Health Coalition
Resources and information specific to elders, suicide, dementia, and firearms.