Overview

Combining a unique database with interviews and case histories, The Violence Project examines why mass shootings occur and what can be done to prevent them. The authors analyze life trajectories and dozens of factors across 170+ perpetrators to reveal recurring patterns and risk indicators.

Moving beyond headline-driven narratives, the book draws on interviews with perpetrators, survivors, families, first responders and experts to build an evidence-based picture of motives, vulnerabilities and the social spread of violence.

Includes:

• Findings from a comprehensive mass-shooter database
• Firsthand interviews and contextual case studies
• Practical recommendations for individual, community, and policy-level prevention

Valuable for policymakers, researchers, and community leaders seeking research-backed approaches to reduce mass violence.

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