Youth and Gun Violence

Teen and Gun Imagine you can get a gun in your community when you are young. It is cool. Well, for some people this may be the way all infants live in our community now. Children have guns or guns as long as there is money to buy. There are not enough restrictions on guns that can catch guns on the street and parents are not acting enough to hide their guns. There are a few things you need to do.

Reduction of juvenile violence is divided into four parts: executive summary, catalog of youth firearm reduction plan, catalog of young firearms prevention organization, research, evaluation, publication bibliography on young people and firearms. The following is a description of each section. The second part lists the currently executing procedures, contact information, program description, and program rating (if any). Readers should use this catalog to evaluate the latest technology to reduce violence by Yuse Gan, to review plans implemented in specific countries or communities, to connect with individuals along with guidance for support, resources, and programs We recommend.

A study of the background of violence against a young gun provides information beyond the number of deaths. The availability and use of firearms by youth, the role of narcotics and drug trafficking, the importance of firearms sellers and gun types, rather than crime domestic conflict, suicide, accidents, the emergence of youth gun violence It shows the importance. Lack of youth girls 'deaths related to behavior, and social maladjustment, or young people' s training on proper gun control. In general, the background of Yuseun violence explains many interrelated factors that must be resolved in a sensible way.

Gun violence is the main cause of injuries and deaths in children and adolescents in the United States. According to Firearms Violence Statistics Exchange 's Firearms Archives report, in 2016 alone, 446 children (0 - 12 years old) and 2,072 young people are injured or killed by gun violence. Gun violence is the leading cause of death for African American men between the ages of 15 and 34. In 2014, guns caused 88% of teenage murders and 41% of adolescents' suicides 6, 7. Gun casualties are a serious public health problem. However, since the adoption of the 1996 Dickey Reform 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 39, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not sufficiently funded gun research. Many steps have been taken to restore the CDC's funds for gun use / gun violence studies 19, 23, but some circles are gun control studies bias 10, 19, 20, 21 I continue to be concerned about suspicion of threats to protection and cognition. 24, 25, 26, 27