Join Go Ask Mom, Junior League of Raleigh for talk about school shootings

Just a reminder that Go Ask Mom and the Junior League of Raleigh will be hosting a special event on May 10 aimed at helping parents find ways to talk about school shootings with their kids.

Another worrisome trend: Nearly all of the 21st century shooters were adolescents, "suggesting that it is now easier for adolescents to access guns and adolescents are more frequently suffering from mental illness or limited conflict resolution skills," says the report, whose lead author is Antonis Katsiyannis of Clemson University.

During the May 10 talk, we'll hear tips and suggestions from Dr. Stephanie Zerwas of UNC-Chapel Hill's Department of Psychiatry on how to talk to kids about school shootings. Her talk will be followed by time for questions from the audience.