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Firearm Violence Prevention Learning Community: Equitable Approaches to Firearm Violence Prevention Research and Evaluation
March 5, 2025
The Black and Brown Collective for Community Solutions to Gun Violence is a network of dozens of multidisciplinary researchers across academic and other research organizations that engage in and promote rigorous, culturally-responsive, and equitable research on community violence. The Collective is developing an equitable research framework designed to guide community-engaged research in and with Black and Brown neighborhoods impacted by gun violence. This webinar will explore the context that motivated the framework and its development, examine opportunities and challenges with using an equitable research framework, and provide concrete and practical examples of how the framework can be used and applied in community violence prevention research projects. Speakers include Shani Buggs of the University of California, Davis, Jocelyn Fontaine of the Black & Brown Collective for Community Solutions to Gun Violence, Tanya Sharpe of the University of Toronto, and James "JT" Timpson of Roca Impact Institute.