“You think about all the things that were learned after 9/11, and how that created an entire infrastructure and an apparatus around dealing with terrorism. We don't see that same type of urgency with the mass shooting problem,” says James Densley, co-founder of the Violence Prevention Project at Hamline University. “We get sort of thoughts and prayers. We get a situation where we pit off imperfect solutions against each other, because no one can agree on anything,” he adds. #schoolsafety #schoolshooting #violenceprevention #research