Ariana Ali is a 3rd year medical student at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. After living through the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting in Parkland, Florida in 2018, she became a passionate advocate for firearm injury prevention through her own nonprofit organization at the time. This experience inspired Ariana to pursue medicine and public health with a focus on advocacy. Through SAFE, Ariana hopes to reach future and current healthcare professionals in order to promote firearm safety and injury prevention through evidence-based practices and training.

Join us on Tuesday, September 9th for our Fall StandSAFE Event at 8 pm EST/5 pm PST! Brian H. Williams, MD, FACS, is a member of SAFE’s National Board of Directors, and will share the critical shift from federal to state policies in firearm injury prevention work.

Dr. Williams is a trauma surgeon, a USAF veteran, former congressional health policy advisor, and nationally recognized expert in gun violence prevention and healthcare disparities; writer and bestselling author of "The Bodies Keep Coming".

Join us on Friday, October 17 - Saturday, October 18 for a firearm injury prevention curriculum workshop co-hosted at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, WI!

If you are involved in working on curriculum at your institution in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin or Michigan, or are a medical student at one of the 16 medical schools in those five states and are interested in attending in October, fill out the form below to register.

If you are are in a different state but are very interested in learning how to develop curriculum at your institution and are interested in coming to Milwaukee in October, we welcome you to fill out the form as well.

Check our our Educate Caregivers webpage for more information!

The purpose of this pilot program is to assess the effectiveness of safe storage policies by supporting our pilot SAFE medical school chapters as they are responsible for distributing firearm safes and locks to our local communities.

Is your SAFE chapter interested in participating? Click the link below to sign up. Check out our Firearm Safes and Locks webpage for more information!

We are pleased and honored to introduce our SAFE Speaker Bureau, which includes medical professionals, academic researchers, and advocacy leaders. The purpose of the bureau is to share their expertise and experience with medical students also working on the firearm violence epidemic.

To see the full list of speakers as well as our Speaker Bureau Guide click this link to read more on our webpage!

If your chapter is interested in hosting one of the SAFE Speakers click the button below and fill out the form to be connected!

Be sure to check out our SAFE Chapters and Allies Map! Do you see your chapter? Is it missing? Let us know! We are always updating and expanding.

Explore more on our Chapters Webpage!

Interested in learning more about Firearm Injury Prevention in Medical Practice? Check out our Clinicians and Firearms Curriculum!