Did you know? People of various ages commit #massshootings at different types of locations at different frequencies. Visit our website or download our #database to learn more: https://theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database/ #violenceprevention #data #crime #gunviolence #suicideprevention #datadriven Source: Twitter Return to all data … [Read more...]
Most Common Locations for Mass Shootings by Age of the Perpetrator
Mass Shooters who Exhibited Signs of Being in Crisis
Did you know? 80% of mass shooters exhibited signs of being in crisis before they committed their offenses. Remember to prioritize mental health and check in on your friends and family! Data from: https://theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database/ #mentalhealth #data #violenceprevention #SuicidePrevention Source: Twitter Return to all … [Read more...]
Recent Shootings Spark Fears of a More Violent Summer
While mass shootings have occurred much less frequently this year, the number of other non-suicidal gun deaths is expected to be greater than last year. Increased stress, divisions over racial justice and policing, and political tensions are a few of the factors impacting the number of violent shootings. The Violence Project's James Densley told … [Read more...]
Fame-Seeking Mass Shooters
Did you know? Of the 171 mass shootings in the US between 1966-2019, only 11 perpetrators claimed they were seeking fame as a result of their actions. There are many different motivations behind mass shootings, check out our database to learn about others! https://theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database Source: Twitter Return to all … [Read more...]
As States Reopen, Could Mass Shootings Return?
The COVID-19 pandemic has limited the number of mass gatherings occurring across the country. The limited number of events in addition to work from home orders has led to fewer mass shootings so far in 2020. The Violence Project's James Densley and Jillian Peterson addressed the concern of mass shootings returning as states reopen. "There is … [Read more...]