Resources & Publications

This section will be updated as publications and other research products from the current project become available.

Previous Publications

Below are currently available publications from members of the research team and advisory board (names in bold) related to the experiences of mass shootings survivors. To download a copy of the respective publication, please click the corresponding icon.

SUPPORTING SURVIVORS AND COMMUNITIES AFTER MASS SHOOTINGS
Expert Report Prepared for The Joint Federal/Provincial Commission into the April 2020 Nova Scotia Mass Casualty
Author: Jaclyn Schildkraut
Year: 2022

THE SURVIVOR NETWORK: THE ROLE OF SHARED EXPERIENCES IN MASS SHOOTINGS RECOVERY
Author: Jaclyn Schildkraut, Evelyn S. Sokolowski, & John Nicoletti
Published In: Victims & Offenders, Volume 16, Issue 1
Year: 2021

SUPPORTING SURVIVORS OF PUBLIC MASS SHOOTINGS
Author: Rebecca G. Cowan, Craig R. Blum, G. Mihalyi Szirony, & Rick Cicchetti
Published In: Journal of Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences, Volume 14, Issue 1
Year: 2020

POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER NEAR AND FAR: SYMPTOM NETWORKS FROM 2 TO 12 MONTHS AFTER THE VIRGINIA TECH CAMPUS SHOOTINGS
Author: Anthony D. Mancini, Heather L. Littleton, Amie E. Grills, & Payton J. Jones
Published In: Clinical Psychological Science, Volume 7, Issue 6
Year: 2019

CAN PEOPLE BENEFIT FROM ACUTE STRESS? SOCIAL SUPPORT, PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT, AND RESILIENCE AFTER THE VIRGINIA TECH CAMPUS SHOOTINGS
Author: Anthony D. Mancini, Heather L. Littleton, & Amie E. Grills
Published In: Clinical Psychological Science, Volume 4, Issue 3
Year: 2015