National Mass Violence Center
@NMVVRC
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The National Mass Violence Center provides evidence-based resources and research for victims, survivors, and those who serve them.
Charleston, SC
Joined June 2018
What are SNAPS? Brief presentations on a variety of topics that are skills-focused, with concise key objectives. Watch the most recent to learn more about Crime Victim Compensation Programs and how important it is to include them in a preparedness plan!
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RT @MUSCpsychiatry: Last in our 2025 MUSC Faculty Awards spotlight series:. Congratulations to Dr. Alyssa A. Rheingold, recipient of the Pe….
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Watch our most recent SNAP webinar to learn about the words and phrases that some mass violence victims and survivors may find insensitive or hurtful.
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Following the tragic attack where two firefighters were murdered and one firefighter was physically injured, the NMVC is offering resources at the link in our bio. These resources aim to provide assistance and guidance to the community in the upcoming days and months.
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SNAPS are brief presentations that are skills-focused, with concise key objectives. Watch our most recent SNAP to learn about the victim/survivor services that can be provided across the continuum of response, recovery, and resilience.
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Today, we are remembering the nine lives taken 10 years ago during a mass shooting at the Mother Emanuel AME Church. Back in 2020, we sat down with former Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley about the response to the Mother Emanuel AME Church shooting.
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@ahahospitals The framework, "Building a Safe Workplace and Community," promotes the four pillars necessary for implementing a comprehensive violence mitigation strategy.
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Today is #HAVhope Friday from our partners at @ahahospitals. #HAVhope works with the field to highlight successful programs and practices that are committed to creating safe health care settings.
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In the wake of the heartbreaking targeted assault that occurred on June 1, 2025, during a peaceful demonstration at Pearl Street Mall, resulting in physical harm to eight individuals, the National Mass Violence Center is providing the following resources.
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The NMVC invites you to the 14th National Town Hall on Mass Violence. This Town Hall discusses the Continuum of Mass Violence Behavioral and Mental Health Services from Preparedness Through Response and Resiliency. (ASL Interpreters will be available).
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RT @ResJustCenter: We're honored to have Anne Seymour (@justicesister) of the @NMVVRC join us to discuss mass violence victimization and th….
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In response to the heartbreaking and deadly shooting incident at Florida State in Tallahassee, FL, we have assembled a Resource Guide. Our aim is to assure victims, survivors, first responders, and the community that they are not isolated in their sorrow.
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This week, we will observe #NCVRW2025 with the theme — Connecting < KINSHIP > Healing . To learn how you and your community can embrace KINSHIP to ensure no one walks their healing path alone, visit
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Time to Register for the 13th Virtual National Town Hall! ASL interpreters will be available. 💡: Overview of the Three Centers Often Created in the Aftermath of Mass Violence Incidents.📆 : Thursday, March 27, 2024 | 3 pm - 4:30 EST.To Register:
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After the tragic and deadly shooting incident at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York, PA, we have prepared a Resource Guide for the community. We want victims, survivors, first responders, and community members to know they are not alone in their grief.
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Our Associate Academic Program Director Elizabeth Cronin and consultant Gregory Mullen, Chief (Ret.) of Charleston PD, explore the importance of connections and community resilience in mass violence incidents. Read the full article from the @theiacp.
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RT @ResJustCenter: Alma Dell Smith, Ph.D., of the @NMVVRC will be speaking to us about trauma-sensitive mindfulness and meditation during F….
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Catch the latest SNAPS episode on Community Preparedness!
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The National Mass Violence Center is extending support to the community of Madison, Wisconsin. Alyssa Rheingold, Ph.D., who leads the center's Response, Recovery, and Resilience Division, elaborates on the center’s mission and efforts.
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Violence before and during the holidays can have a profound impact on students, their families, and the community. In response to the tragic shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, WI the NMVC offers the resources attached:
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