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A Bay Area violence prevention program led to a 61% drop in gun violence, new research shows
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A UC Berkeley study reports Richmond, California’s violence-prevention initiative cut gun violence by 61%, a decline about three times larger than the nationwide average. This matters for policymakers and communities seeking effective strategies; the paper details the program’s components, evaluation methods and potential for replication.
Source: UC Berkeley News

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