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The 2025-26 school year appears to be the end of the post-COVID era peak in gun violence rates on k-12 school campuses in the United States.
The spring semester of 2026 had the fewest school shooting incidents in five years. Overall this i...
One of the most common misconceptions I hear about school shootings is they are rare and random which means every school has equal risk. While an attack can happen anywhere, the risk (quantifiable chance of experiencing something) is not eq...
Robin Cogan, the former president of the National Association of School Nurses and the guest on episode 2 of my podcast back in June 2024 (Can School Nurses Prevent the Next School Shooting?) has been diagnosed with a sudden onset terminal...
Hacking tends to be used as a negative term but most hacking isn’t illegal. Think about all the viral ‘hack’ posts on algorithmic (social) media. Hacking is getting a giant fresh salad bowl for only $3.51 from Whole Foods by ordering one ta...
One of the strangest things I’ve seen since I started studying school shootings was Georgia officials name drop and praise the product of a specific panic button vendor after the Apalachee High School shooting in 2024. This was an odd way t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Data scientist (PhD in AI/LLMs) and creator of the K-12 School Shooting Database. Interviewed by more than 1,000 media outlets including Freakonomics Radio, New England Journal of Medicine, New York Times, and Washington Post.
As someone who nearly lost my son to online radicalization by 764 & NVE, I spotlight dangers caused by addictive, unrestrained tech & help others prioritize real world experiences.
Directly working with radicalized, at-risk, and violent teens and young adults to prevent mass shootings and counter violent extremism - Deradicalization coach + mentor - True Crime Community (TCC) educator and expert
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