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Sandy Hook Promise teaches how to recognize signs of violence

A mother who lost her son in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting says even though Congress is not acting, there are things everyone else can do to prevent mass shootings.

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Sandy Hook Promise teaches how to recognize signs of violence

A mother who lost her son in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting says even though Congress is not acting, there are things everyone else can do to prevent mass shootings.

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