Stories from mass shooting survivors and their loved ones, as well as new research, are creating more awareness of gun violence. A new study from the University of Colorado Boulder shows that 1 in 15 American adults have been on the scene of a mass shooting. This study defines a mass shooting as an incident when four or more people are shot in a public space.
Main Idea: A University of Colorado Boulder study says about 1 in 15 U.S. adults have been present at a mass shooting, as survivor Erika Mahoney uses her own loss to highlight the lasting harm.
Key Points:
The study shows mass shootings touch many US adults, which can raise fear, trauma, and stress for families, workers, and local communities.
University of Colorado Boulder research can help voters and leaders better measure the harm and judge gun safety policies.
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