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• School Shootings in 2023: Fewer Injuries and Deaths While Gun Violence Continues [Education Week]

• As gun violence increases, a lack of trauma care in rural America puts millions at risk [NBC News]

• Violent crime in Philly decreased this year, keeping in line with a trend among other U.S. cities [Philly Voice]

• Philly’s gun violence declined in 2023. It still remains at levels well above the recent past [The Philadelphia Inquirer]

• How history, race and politics divide Tennessee on gun legislation [Reuters]

• Three years ago, a police officer killed Christian Hall. Now, the legislature will study the role of 911 in mental health emergencies. [Spotlight PA]

• A MOTHER’S VIEW: ‘AT THE HOLIDAYS, A SHATTERED—NOT BROKEN—HEART HURTS MOST’ [Philadelphia Obituary Project]

• Bringing a gun to airport security could cost owners their right to carry under proposed Pa. bill [Philly Voice]

• Viewpoint: It’s Easier To Get A Gun Than A Job At Dominos [The Crime Report]

• Reports Analyzing the Police Response to a Mass Shooting Can Leave Unanswered Questions — if They’re Released at All [ProPublica]

Weekly Brief: 12.28.23

Each week we share news from our Center plus local updates on gun violence and prevention from our partners at Billy Penn.

Stay tuned in 2024 as we premiere our new documentary, plan a national conference, launch a new podcast, expand our research, formalize our network and keep growing our team, reach and impact.

• The Covenant Parents Aren’t Going to Keep Quiet on Guns [The New York Times]

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