Harnessing AI and innovation in the fight to end gun violence.
About Us
In a country where gun violence claims more than 100 lives every day—and its causes, solutions, and even basic data about incidents remain elusive—we have to use every available tool to address this public health epidemic, including new technology. Enter Everytown Labs.
An initiative of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, Everytown Labs surfaces and accelerates innovative technology to address gun violence, developing digital products and delivering new insights to support our gun safety mission.
It is an exciting project at an exciting moment in tech. Recent developments in artificial intelligence have made enormous, intractable problems suddenly more manageable—and we are here to ensure that gun violence prevention benefits from these advances. Our goal at Everytown Labs is to leverage cutting-edge technologies, including AI, to radically change our understanding of gun violence and the solutions to it.
Welcome to the future of gun safety.
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Our Team
Dr. Sonali Rajan – Senior Director, Research, Everytown for Gun Safety
Dr. Rajan is a school violence prevention researcher, studying gun violence, school safety, and adverse childhood experiences. Her portfolio of work work has been cited in amicus briefs, by the former U.S. Surgeon General, and by dozens of local and national media outlets. From 2022-2024 Dr. Rajan served as the Founding President of the Research Society for Firearm-Related Harms. And from 2024-2025 she has been serving on a National Academies committee conducting a consensus study on the impacts of active shooter drills on children, their health, and well-being. Dr. Rajan’s work is committed to moving data-driven solutions forward and in the face of the persistent firearm violence crisis in the U.S.
Sriraman Madhavan – Senior Director, Everytown Labs
Sriraman Madhavan runs our Everytown Labs initiative, bringing a decade of experience in data science, machine learning, and software engineering to the challenge of gun violence prevention. Sriraman has worked at a number of companies to help build AI tools in the healthcare space, and has published several research papers on pediatric firearm fatalities and gun policies in the US. He received his master’s degree from Stanford University in Statistics, with a concentration in Machine Learning.
