Agenda
Detailed times of agenda will be announced soon. Presentation titles and order are subject to change.
REGISTRATION
Check in at Luskin Conference Center.
WELCOME REMARKS - 7:30AM
Gary Holland & Jen Vu
Panel:
Gary Holland, Arianna Konstantopoulos, Dustin Zwiebel: Training Module on Firearm Safety Counseling for Medical Students
Presentations:
Amina Latif: Evaluation of a Firearm Safety Initiative in Ambulatory Care: Preliminary Interim Results
Jen Vu: Ophthalmic Injuries Among Survivors of Firearm Violence in an Urban County Hospital
Roberto López: Firearms and Youth Suicide: Identifying and Addressing Risk
Dan Froot: Arms Around America: Using Theater and Storytelling to Create Dialogue about Gun Violence in the U.S.
Q&A with all speakers from Morning Session Part 1
Morning Session Part 1: Medicine & the Arts
Garen Wintemute: Gun Violence as a Public Health Crisis (virtual presentation)
Morning Keynote
Morning Break & Community Building
Refreshments provided.
Presentations:
James Macinko: Exploring Alcohol Use and Firearm-Involved Deaths in the United States, 2003-2021
Jennifer Wagman & Wilson Hammett: Assessing the Use of Extreme Risk Protection Orders in Cases of Intimate Partner Violence in California
Tanvi Shinkre: Exploring the Causal Relationship Between Firearm Laws and Firearm-Related Deaths, 2000-2021
Grace Hindmarch: Concern about firearm violence among adolescents in California: Associations with psychological distress, suicide ideation, and social and demographic factors
Q&A with all speakers from Morning Session Part 2
Presentations:
JJ Janflone: Opportunities for UCLA affiliates to partner with Brady
Representative from Giffords: Opportunities for UCLA affiliates to partner with Giffords
Mary Rozelle: Opportunities for UCLA affiliates to partner with Moms Demand Action
Morning Session Part 2: Public Health & Policy
Buffet-style at Luskin Conference Center.
Tabling from community partners during lunch.
Lunch
Adam Winkler: Gun Laws in U.S. History and Recent Court Decisions
Afternoon Keynote
Afternoon Session Part 1: Public & Community Responses to Gun Violence
Presentations:
Christopher Poliquin: Values and Visibility: How CEO Activism Influences Private and Public Consumer Choices
Jack Kappelman: Are Politicians Responsive to Mass Shootings? Evidence from U.S. State Legislatures
Poco Kernsmith: School-based Programs for Firearm Injury Prevention
Falco J. Bargagli Stoffi: The effect of climate change and heatwaves on firearm-related incidents across the United States
Q&A with all speakers from Afternoon Session Part 1
Panel:
Updates in funding and research opportunities for faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students at UCLA
Afternoon Break & Community Building
Refreshments provided.
Presentations and Q&A:
Bruins Public Health Club (Sophia Adkins, Evalyse Estradaflores, Elizabeth Murray, Yuvraj Walia): Blood on the Map: Examining the Impact of Redlining on Gun Violence in Los Angeles County
Students Demand Action at UCLA (Eden Bjornson, Erin Marshall, Ronen Wenderfer): On-campus Initiatives of Students Demand Action at UCLA
Presentations and Q&A:
Cuco Rodriguez: Geospatial Mapping of Firearm Injuries and Deaths in California
Terry Schell: RAND’s Tools to Utilize in Policy Research
Mia Livas Porter & Patricia Hernandez: Gun lock distribution program through LA County Office of Violence Prevention
Fernando Rejón: Redefining Public Safety through Community Violence Intervention
Afternoon Session Part 2: Work from Undergraduate Groups and Community Partners
CLOSING REMARKS
Gary Holland & Jen Vu