We are excited to be dropping a special issue of #JMVR later this year exploring the definitional complications in studying mass shootings. This issue brings together invited commentaries from leading experts in the field to help discuss this timely issue. Stay tuned for updates!

Over the last 12 days since the #Uvalde shooting, we have heard a lot of information framed - and sometimes reframed - by and through the media. This #JMVR article by LaRose, Torres, and Barton can provide some insight into how this frame-changing occurs.

https://t.co/obJeLFJ0x4

Please join us in welcoming our newest #JMVR editorial board member, Jason Silva (@JasonRSilva)! Dr. Silva’s research specializations include mass and school shootings, terrorism and extremist violence, and media and crime. We are excited to have him join the team. Welcome!

With this week’s tragic shooting in #Brooklyn, coming just after #Sacramento, the need for evidence-based scholarship addressing the causes for and responses to mass violence become all the more critical. We remain committed to publishing quality scholarship on this topic. 1/

It's been a long time coming, but we are excited to officially "drop" the inaugural issue of #JMVR! It includes research articles and notes from scholars including @MSBarton1981, @JasonRSilva, @CJFerguson1111, and others. Read it 🆓 at https://t.co/qX5dgd7Ead. 🥳 #FirstIssue

📢 NEW RESEARCH ALERT 📢

We are excited to share the latest publication at #JMVR! This research article by Diaz et al. explores offender and case characteristics of family mass murders in the US between 2006 and 2017. Read it 🆓 now at https://t.co/uOgxQpQrur!

We love a good research drop, which is why we are bringing you one this week! Who else is excited for all new #JMVR research? #ComingSoon