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Without action, WVU professor expects greater ‘slow burn’ effect of repeat mass shootings on feelings of safety among young people

May 26, 2022 sarah JonasExpert Pitch

A West Virginia University professor who has investigated behavior change as a critical component in mitigating gun violence in U.S. schools is warning about potential far-reaching, long-term impacts on kids if, what he sees as a “persistent public health crisis,” remains unaddressed.…

School shooters tend to go down a ‘fatal grievance pathway,’ WVU researcher says

May 26, 2022 sarah JonasExpert Pitch

Many mass killings are rooted in some sort of grievance — real or imagined unfair treatment — a West Virginia University expert said in the aftermath of the Texas elementary school shootings that left more than 20 dead. Jeff Daniels, a professor…