Nieman Storyboard interviews Mother Jones reporter Mark Follman about his landmark investigation into the staggering price of the firearms epidemic: an estimated $229 billion a year.
From Nieman Reports, this article encourages journalists to tell the full story of gun violence and mass shooting by focusing on the stories about the people and communities effected by such violence.
A list of health and crime data sources compiled by the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research.
From Bournemouth University's School of Journalism, English and Communication, this two-page document provides quick tips for journalists tasked with responding to mass shootings.
The Shorenstein Center's Journalist Resource has pulled together a sampling of research and reports to offer reporters crucial insights and reveal new angles worth investigating:
This free webinar features a one-hour conversation with Poynter and other faculty on telling stories of gun violence with accuracy, depth and context.
This resource from the Joyce Foundation provides an overview of current research, links to media coverage and resources on engaging communities to reduce gun violence.
A short ethics guide for journalists involved in covering crime.
Following the Umpqua Community College shooting in Oregon, Dave Cullen shares tips he's learned after 16 years of covering massacres.
A series of three reports from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism on best practices and lessons learned for journalists covering terrorism across various platforms.