The Trace | Andrew Papachristos has been studying anti-violence groups like READI and CRED, which offer employment, education, and other resources to people at the highest risk of being victims and perpetrators of gun violence.

WBEZ Chicago | Northwestern University sociology professor Andrew Papachristos discusses Chicago's street outreach programs to reduce gun violence.

WBEZ Chicago | Andrew Papachristos comments on Chicago’s plan to reduce high levels of gun violence with an anti-violence strategy known as street outreach.

Injustice Watch | Andrew Papachristos is quoted in an analysis of the rhetoric surrounding gun violence in Chicago.

GM Today | Andrew Papachristos' research analyzing homicide rates by neighborhood in Chicago is featured in an article on the area's widening crime gap.

Financial Times | Andrew Papachristos was quoted in a discussion of his research on police "misconduct networks".

The Trace | Andrew Papachristos calls for sustained funding to reduce gun violence.

Chicago Sun Times | Andrew Papachristos' research showed how Chicago gang violence involved only six percent of the city's gang factions.

WBEZ Chicago | Andrew Papachristos discussed his research that showed how homicide and violence peaks in the U.S. when young men and disenfranchised individuals are cynical on the government.

The Trace | Justice Collaboratory member Professor Andrew Papachristos (Northwestern University) spoke with The Trace and said that stay-at-home orders during the pandemic will not solve Chicago’s gun violence problem.