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Public’s Response to Police Presence Heavily Tied to Race, Studies Show
Amanda Graham
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided information about police presences for this article.
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Public's Response to Police Presence Heavily Tied to Race, Studies Show
J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham's article was featured in NewWise website by the University at Albany, State University of New York
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Studies Indicate Race is a Powerful Indicator of Attitudes Towards Police
J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham's article was featured in an article on the website NYStateofPolitics.com
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The American Racial Divide in Fear of the Police
J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen
This article by Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham was featured on KCPP 89.3 NPR news station.
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What led to a deadly crash near the Georgia, South Carolina state line? Police aren’t talking
Amanda Graham
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided information about police pursuits for this article.
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Más de 225.000 muertos y una gestión cuestionada: la pandemia pone a Trump contra las cuerdas
Amanda Graham
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided a quote for this article.
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Race and Worrying about Police Brutality: The Hidden Injuries of Minority Status in America
Amanda Graham
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham was a featured guest on Who Cares? Casual Conversations With Southern Scholars.
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Why This Campaign Feels Like It’s Stuck in a Time Loop
Amanda Graham
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham is mentioned in this article.
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Hot off the Press: Journal Highlights
Amanda Graham, Francis T. Cullen, Justin T. Pickett, Cheryl Lero Jonson, Murat Haner, and Melissa M. Sloan
Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham's article was featured in the American Sociological Association’s Member News & Notes.
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The US has had 57 times as many school shootings as the other major industrialized nations combined
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on school shootings in the U.S. and Europe, 2000-2018 with Chip Grabow, editor of The Row
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Why are School Shooters All Described as ‘Quiet’?
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on media characterizations of school shooting perpetrators with Daniel Engber
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Local experts offer unique perspectives, insight into the Las Vegas massacre
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on the Las Vegas shooting
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After Mass Attacks, Communities See Greater Solidarity Random killings spur worries about violence, but also an increase in a sense of community
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on risk aversion following mass murder attacks in public spaces. Iterview conducted by Arian Campo-Flores and Joe Palazzolo.
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Learning from the Virginia Tech Mass Shooting
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on active shooter responses for Ascension: Elevating Research and Scholarship at Georgia Southern University.
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"Silence Broken: A Mother’s Reckoning,” A Diane Sawyer One Hour Special Edition of 20/20
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on school shootings in the U.S. and other nations, and attempted and completed school attacks.
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One Nation Under Grief: How Communal Bereavement Helps Heal
Laura E. Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on communal bereavement after the 2016 shooting in Orlando, Florida. Interview conducted by A Martínez and Lori Galarreta
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Roseburg, Oregon shootings: How common are such attacks?
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on school shootings in the U.S. BBC News
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School Shootings: An American Problem?
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on cross-national school mass violence incidents, and the use of firearms in school attacks worldwide
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These are the main attacks on schools in the European Union
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on school attacks in Europe and the U.S.
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Schools Need To Be Prepared To Defend Against More Than Just Shootings, Say Experts
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on campus violence for Education Week. Interview by Evie Blad.
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School Stabbings Signal Need for Broad Safety Plans
Laura Agnich
Georgia Southern faculty member, Prof. Laura Agnich was interviewed on campus violence for Education Week. Interview by Evie Blad.
