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Oakland Unite 2019-2020 Strategy Evaluation: Shooting and Homicide Response

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  • Anthony D'Agostino
  • Mindy Hu
  • Naihobe Gonzalez
  • Natalie Larkin
  • Michela Garber

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This report provides an in-depth analysis of the implementation of four shooting and homicide response programs in Oakland, California, and the outcomes of participants over the 2016–2019 period.

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  • Anthony D'Agostino & Mindy Hu & Naihobe Gonzalez & Natalie Larkin & Michela Garber, "undated". "Oakland Unite 2019-2020 Strategy Evaluation: Shooting and Homicide Response," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 5385cf649dfe41f688489ccbd, Mathematica Policy Research.
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