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Gun Violence Debate Resonates Nationwide

In the nine weeks since the Newtown shooting massacre, the gun control debate has spread far beyond the Beltway. Gwen Ifill and political editor Christina Bellantoni explore what steps American cities have taken to curb gun violence, and how opposition voices have attempted to fight these measures.

REPORT: Echoes of the Past Force Communities to Grapple With Gun Violence

VIDEO: Coloradans Respond to Gun Violence

IN-DEPTH COVERAGE: After Newtown

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After Newtown | Video

PBS NewsHour: After Newtown, on-going coverage of the issues in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

FRONTLINE: Raising Adam Lanza, a search for answers to the elusive question: who was Adam Lanza?

After Newtown: Guns in America, the history and culture of guns in our country

NOVA: Mind of a Rampage Killer, the science of violence and the brain

The Path to Violence, school security and preventing the next attack

Need to Know: Echoes of a Shooting, the ripple effects of a school shooting 20 years later

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill, update on political action on Capitol Hill surrounding gun control

After Newtown | The Issues

An issue by issue breakdown of the PBS coverage of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.
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MEDIA
MENTAL HEALTH
PARENTS + KIDS
POLITICS

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Washington Post Op-Ed

MARK THE DATE, NOT THE TOWN
by MaryAnn Murtha A community will better heal if the massacre is not remembered by the town's name. [read more...]

PBS Healthy Kids Newsletter

The horrific school shooting in Newtown, CT has parents—and children—asking many tough questions. How should you respond when your child asks about violence in our country? What’s being done to prevent tragic events from happening again? How can you raise an emotionally healthy and resilient child?
PBS Parents has created a free newsletter that’s filled with resources to help you navigate those issues and more. [subscribe here...]

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