The shifts in the political landscape following the recent U.S. presidential election will carry significant implications for a wide range of issues from economy to immigration. Firearm policy will be no exception. As the new administration signals potential policy changes, it is more critical than ever to ensure that rigorous research and data-driven approaches inform these decisions. By fostering collaboration and engaging with research experts and advocates, the Consortium aims to navigate through these challenges. The Consortium is committed to continue our risk-based firearm policy approach relying on evidence-based solutions that prioritize public health.