13 episodes
Still Newtown Davis Dunavin
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5.0 • 28 Ratings
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Ten years ago, 20 children and six educators were killed in a shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. The tragedy reimagined so many aspects of American life: school safety, mental health, and community activism. In this deeply compelling and thoughtful podcast, WSHU’s Davis Dunavin asks: How does a community come out the other side of tragedy?
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Episode 1: “In the Midst of That Morning”
In the preamble to our series, two students and a mother remember the events of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting — now, 10 years ago.
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Episode 2: “Please Care About This”
Two former Sandy Hook Elementary School students found new purpose in high school — as activists against gun violence.
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Episode 3: The Isle of Skoo
A puppet show about a six-year-old lighthouse keeper allows a mother to honor her son’s memory — and help children deal with complex emotions.
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Episode 4: Squeezing the Lemon
Teachers, therapists and mental health experts have found many ways to help children address their trauma over the last ten years.
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Episode 5: Three Words
A Sandy Hook mother honored her son with a school program — used around the world — that teaches children to choose love
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Episode 6: “To Be Humble, To Be Kind”
A Sandy Hook father and daughter embark on a shared musical journey — and make an important promise.