Gun Violence in Asheville Linked to Trauma, Community Leader Advocates for Prevention Education

Gun violence in Asheville has been linked to trauma by a community leader from the Umoja Health, Wellness and Justice Collective. The leader, Tyequan Harrison, emphasized the importance of addressing root causes and building prevention through educational trauma in the community. Asheville Mayor, Esther Manheimer, expressed concern and support towards initiatives to prevent gun violence.

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