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"It was a natural question: What are the effects on the children who survive?"
Driven to better understand the lasting impact of fatal school shootings, SIEPR Faculty Fellow Maya Rossin-Slater collaborates with visiting scholars Molly Schnell and Hannes Schwandt to comb through data that reveal startling trends in the mental health of children who witnessed the tragedies.
Watch the Full Video Series on "The silent cost of school shootings".
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