
Jenn Necci Dineen
@jneccidineen
@UConn faculty (@UConnSPP), Alum, & Mom; I bleed blue; Gun Violence Prevention w/ @ARMS_GVP_RIG, Survey Methods, & Ed Policy; @maristpoll alum
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https://publicpolicy.uconn.edu/person/jennifer-dineen/ 02-05-2012 10:14:29
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In my policy classes, I argue that the absence of policy is a policy choice. And that's what we have in so many states (like Georgia) that opt against protecting children from firearm violence. My latest op-ed in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution w/ Jenn Necci Dineen. ajc.com/opinion/opinio…

A criminal justice response is vital, but it cannot be our only response. Gun laws need an overhaul...Should elected officials fail to act (again), we think it is also fair to hold them responsible for the firearm violence killing our nation’s children. With Kerri Raissian

A great pick by Governor Gretchen Whitmer! Many congratulationsto April Zeoli, PhD. The Michigan GVP Taskforce is fortunate to have your expertise, insights, and guidance!

My National Suicide Prevention Month message in The Star-Ledger - We need policies and programs that make secure firearm storage in and away from home more affordable, available, and appealing. nj.com/opinion/2024/0… NJ Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers SPH Emmy Betz, MD, MPH 🇺🇲🩺🔬🤝❤️ Megan Ranney MD MPH 🌻 New Jersey


Join Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium for a webinar on 10/22 at 2p. Panelists: • Nazsa Baker Nazsa Baker, PhD, MA • Hashim Garrett • UBuffalo Social Work's Christopher St. Vil • Jaclyn Schildkraut Dr. Jaclyn Schildkraut 🟧 Learn more and register ↓ rockinst.org/rig-events/web…




I am humbled by the response to this and I have one ask. Can you share this post so that we can get 75K likes? It is the most impactful thing Sandra Abrevaya and I can do to save our democracy.

In a new paper in Nature Medicine we argue that polarization is a serious—and overlooked—determinant of health. #Polarization is analogous to a preexisting medical condition because it creates a population susceptibie to negative influences. nature.com/articles/s4159…




A UConn & #UConnSPP study shows the negative impact of CT eliminating instant earned wage access (EWA) for workers. 2/3 of the research sample said instant EWA had positively impacted their finances. Read the study online publicpolicy.media.uconn.edu/wp-content/upl… Kerri Raissian Jenn Necci Dineen


UConn Kerri Raissian Jenn Necci Dineen Without EWA, working families in CT have had to go without basic necessities. These workers have had to: 🔵 Go without (36%) 🔵 Put expenses on a credit card (26%) 🔵 Sell (14%) or pawn (8%) items 🔵 Take out payday loans (6%) publicpolicy.media.uconn.edu/wp-content/upl…

