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Tag: Gun Ownership

5-Slide Series

This final edition of our summer series on Suicides, Homicides, and Gun Deaths provides weblinks to roughly 20 examples of other organizations’ work in the same topic areas.

5-Slide Series

This edition focuses on the choices all households make regarding having a gun in their home (or not).  The statistical evidence is profoundly in favor of households making a “no gun here” decision, and some of that evidence is summarized herein.  However, this objective evidence is at odds with the widespread belief that possessing a gun will make a home safer.  The remaining slides focus on how to help the evidence overcome the beliefs.

5-Slide Series

This edition quantifies death rates, and firearm death rates, by race/ethnicity, gender, and age.

5-Slide Series

This edition of our Gun Death Series focuses on homicides. Similar to suicides, the degree to which guns exist in a community are strongly correlated with the rate of homicide deaths. The states with the highest proportion of household gun ownership have a 78% higher rate of firearm homicides than the states in the lowest quartile of household gun ownership.

5-Slide Series

This edition continues our summer series on gun deaths, focusing on suicides. Suicide rates vary considerably by state, and these slides demonstrate that the variation across states is very highly correlated with household gun ownership rates. The firearm suicide rate in the cohort of states with the highest gun ownership was 2.7 times above the firearm suicide rate in the state group with the lowest rates of household gun ownership.  

5-Slide Series

This is the first edition of a new prong of our 5 Slide Series focusing on household gun ownership and its role in suicide and homicide deaths. 

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