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The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Mass Shootings


The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Mass Shootings Podcast

Agency: Conference on Crimes Against Women

Authors:
Langbein, Jan
Lawson, Jordyn
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The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Mass Shootings

Icon of a time indicator to show this indicates how long something takes to read or learn.48 minutes, 43 seconds

Publication Date: May 15, 2023

In this podcast, the listener learns that two-thirds of mass shootings in the U.S. are committed by perpetrators with a history of domestic violence. This podcast explores the connection between domestic violence and mass shootings and a recent report from the Office of Justice Programs’ National Criminal Justice Reference Service. This episode highlights findings from the report, characteristics of these offenders, issues of entitlement and male privilege, and how programs respond to survivors of these experiences.


Topic(s):

Collaboration and Partnerships Determining Primary Aggressors Investigations Trauma

VAWA Crime(s):

Dating Violence Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Stalking Trafficking in Tribal Nations/Communities

Role(s):

Investigator/Detective Patrol Officer/Deputy Prosecutor

Jurisdiction(s):

Alaska College and University Campuses Rural Suburban Territories Tribal Nations/Tribes Urban