Come Visit Our Table Thursday, June 29 at the Ferguson LibraryWHAT: Public Health & Wellness Expo
WHEN: Thursday, June 29, 2017 , 4 - 8 PM WHERE: Ferguson Library, One Public Library Plaza, Downtown Stamford, CT Visit informative and useful organizations from all over the city, such as public health, safety, and wellness groups across Stamford. Please stop by our booth - we'll have something special for you! Civic Minded Informational Fair for Women In Stamford Covering Health, Safety and Well Being Visit vendors from all over the city, from Stamford Hospital to the Police Department to other informative and useful public health, safety, and wellness organizations across Stamford. Please stop by our booth - we'll have something special for you! Come over and say hi at the Stamford Pediatric Gun Safety Project table in addition to learning more about many other public health, wellness, safety, and civic groups in Stamford. We look forward to seeing you there! Invited Exhibitors: Stamford Pediatric Gun Safety Project WBDC (Women’s Bus. Dev. Council) Eastside Partnership Joseph W. Nunn Scholarship Intake Caring with Grace Stamford Public Education Foundation (SPEF) Latin Colors Magazine Crisol Parent Leadership Training Institute/PLTI Children’s Learning CenterStamford Senior Center African Community of Connecticut Montalvo’s Boxing Gym Hispanic Health Council Ferguson Library South End Jackie Pioli, Stamford Board of Education Candidate Special Thanks: Quattro Pazzi, Cilantro, FSW, Hudson Grille, Bartaco, Pilar Pelaez, Chocolate Place For More Info, Contact Leila Montier, PLTI Alumni leilamontier@hotmail.com
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A new study on childhood firearm injuries in the U.S. finds that nearly 1300 children die and 5790 are treated for gunshot wounds each year.
This is the most comprehensive analysis of firearm-related deaths and injuries among US children to date, examining overall patterns, patterns by intent, trends over time, state-level patterns, and precipitating circumstances. These findings underscore the need for scientifically sound solutions. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/pediatrics/early/2017/06/15/peds.2016-3486.full.pdf In addition, here is an editorial about the study: Confronting the Firearm Injury Plague Eliot W. Nelson, MD The Stamford Pediatric Gun Safety Project is now seeking a researcher to help to design a survey, identify variables to be examined, help advise in writing an abstract outlining objectives, methods, results, and conclusions, and offer the Project director general guidance.
If you are interested in becoming involved and supporting the project's mission, please contact Shira Tarantino at pediatricgunsafety@gmail.com. |
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