We collaborate with journalists, researchers and the survivor community to advance more empathetic, ethical and impactful reporting.
We interviewed some of our key stakeholders to reflect on our first five years: Oronde McClain, Abené Clayton, Maxayn Gooden, Kelly McBride, Eric Marsh, Sr., Cheryl Thompson-Morton, Alaina Bookman and Jennifer Mascia. |
By curating connections, cultivating trust and conducting collaborative research, PCGVR informs journalistic practices and influence the programs and policies that will ultimately lead to a more nuanced public health-focused approach and fewer people harmed by gun violence.
What Your Support Makes Possible
- Gun Violence Prevention Reporter Certification Workshops
- Interdisciplinary Research Collaborative
- Association of Gun Violence Reporters
- Better Gun Violence Reporting Toolkit
- Weekly Brief Free Email Newsletter
- The Second Trauma Documentary
- What Now National Conference
- The Survivor Connection
National Conference
Nearly
120 journalists, researchers, prevention professionals and experts
from the survivor community gathered in Philadelphia for our first
national conference in six years: What Now? Gun Violence Reporting
in Unprecedented Times. More than half earned PCGVR Certification in
Gun Violence Prevention Reporting. Photographs by Kriston Jae Bethel
for PCGVR
Trusted by Philanthropic Partners
The Stoneleigh Foundation • Independence Public Media Foundation • Spring Point Partners • Knight Foundation • The William Penn Foundation • HFGF • Knight-Lenfest Local News Transformation Fund • The Lenfest Institute for Journalism • Fund for a Safer Future • California Wellness Foundation • The Alfred and Mary Douty Foundation • Reynolds Journalism Institute at the University of Missouri • Philadelphia Office of Violence Prevention • The Barra Foundation Directors Grant Program
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Fiscal Sponsorship
This project is fiscally sponsored by CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia, a charitable trust administered by CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia. All donations to this project will be received and managed by CultureTrust. Learn more at cultureworksphila.org .
CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia (EIN: 46-3109411) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, donations to which are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. The official registration and financial information of CultureTrust may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
