Earthquake in Turkey and Syria, improving data collection on gun violence, sexual assault in the military.

17.02.2023

Policy Currents

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Insights from RAND on the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria; what the federal government could do to improve data collection on gun deaths and injuries; how to better support women in the military who’ve experienced sexual trauma; educator turnover since COVID-19 hit; and law enforcement’s use of facial recognition software. For more information on this week’s episode, visit rand.org/podcast.

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Earthquake in Turkey and Syria, improving data collection on gun violence, sexual assault in the military.

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