We are a nation in mourning for 19 elementary school children and two of their teachers gunned down by an 18 year old with an assault rifle in Uvalde, Texas, and 13 shot and ten murdered in a hate crime in Buffalo, NY. While politicians take sides on the issue of gun control, the nation is waiting for them to "do something" to stop the carnage. Even if you do not live in Texas or New York, these vicious attacks have an impact. What do you do with your emotions? What do you tell your children? How can you protect your mental, physical and emotional health? And how do we keep our children and ourselves safe from gun violence? Some answers from clinical psychologist Dr. Ernestine Duncan, who is also a Professor of Psychology at Norfolk State University; and Bobby Kipper, Founder and Executive Director of the National Center for the Prevention of Community Violence.