Interviews with Survivors of Gun-Related Harm and Threat
This study wants to find out more about nonfatal gun violence in past romantic relationships. The goal is to learn how gun-related harm or threats happen between partners.
Why this Research Matters
Gun violence in relationships can have serious effects. However, not enough is known about nonfatal gun use by former partners. This study wants to learn more about the risks, patterns, and situations where this type of violence happens. What we learn may help improve safety, support, and future research.
What to Expect
If you join this study, you will take part in 1 virtual interview that will last about 90 minutes. During the interview, you will answer questions about your experiences with gun-related harm or threats in past relationships. After, you will fill out 2 short surveys. One will be sent right after the interview, and one will be sent about 1 week later. The study team may send you text messages during the study.
Study Duration
The interview will take about 90 minutes. You will fill out two short surveys over about 1 week.
Who can Participate
You may be able to join this study if you:
- Are 18-64 years old
- Live within the larger metro-Denver, Colorado area
- Have experienced nonfatal gun-related harm or threat from a former romantic partner
- Able to join virtual study visit using a desktop computer, laptop, or tablet
Study ID
Protocol Number: 26-0295
Compensation Information
Meet the Team
Ruschelle Leone, PhD
Principal Investigator