Violence
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Gun Violence This report centers a public health lens in detailing how structural inequities and access to firearms contribute to gun violence. It provides preliminary 2024 gun violence data for Alameda County, features community voices on this important issue, and outlines the role of OVP in efforts to support violence prevention, intervention, and community transformation. |
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Domestic Violence in Alameda County This report is intended to describe the populations most affected by domestic violence in Alameda County while acknowledging current data limitations. It includes national statistics as well as Alameda County data on domestic violence-related deaths, hospital visits, and 911 calls. The information presented includes recent data, trends, geographic differences, and racial and ethnic group inequities. Alameda County Domestic Violence support resources are also included for those who need assistance. It was produced by the Alameda County Public Health Department Community Assessment Planning and Evaluation (CAPE) Unit in collaboration with the Alameda County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team (DVFRT). Slides and maps may be referenced and/or reproduced in reports, presentations and publications with the ACPHD logo and the recommended citation: Alameda County Public Health Department, Domestic Violence Slide Set, June 2018. |
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Addressing Domestic Violence as a Public Health Issue in Alameda County This presentation includes Alameda County data on domestic violence, violent crime, homicide, and assault. |