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Preparing for After: How to Help Victims of Mass Violence

NCJ Number
252765
Date Published
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Learning from 9/11 and Other Incidents of Mass Violence to Enable More Effective Long-Term Local Support
Annotation
This resource kit documents best practices in preparing for, responding to and recovering from acts of mass violence.
Abstract
This resource kit documents best practices in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from acts of mass violence. This resource documents lessons learned, research, and interviews related to 9/11 terrorist attacks; the Oklahoma City bombing; and the mass shootings at Virginia Tech, Northern Illinois University, and in Tucson, Arizona.

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Mass violence Victims of violent crime Mass shooting Best practices Victims of mass violence Counter-terrorism and domestic preparedness Gun Violence Law enforcement Victims of crime Health and mental health Violent crime Terrorism
Date Created: April 4, 2019

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Length: 151 pages