Mass Shootings and Presentations to Children and Teens

Hi Elaine,

I've found the NCTSN to be a helpful resource. They have a variety of resources for varying audiences, including children, to talk about mass violence. You could likely pull some information from there for a presentation or conversation with young people.

https://www.nctsn.org/resource...ce=All&other=All

Laura

Here are some additional resources, which are in our Resource Center:

Talking to Children about Gun Violence

• Helpful Resources to Address the Mass Shooting in Uvalde, Texasfrom the Children's Mental Health Network
• Resources For Educators, Families to Discuss Mass Shootings from the San Diego County Office of Education
• Supporting Families: Young Children and Gun Violence from ZERO TO THREE
• Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Parents and Teachersfrom the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
• Talking to Teens When Violence Happens from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (also in Spanish)
• We Grieve for the Families and Community of Uvalde from the National Research Center of Hispanic Children & Families