Resources for dealing with tragedy (#newtown)

[Nov. 22, 2015: I've just checked all of the links in the post and updated any that no longer worked. Why? Given recent events, I want to be able to circulate this post again.]

Given the tragedy that occurred this morning in Newtown, Connecticut, where someone with a gun entered an elementary school can killed several people, I have pulled together these resources for dealing with tragedy.

• In the Classroom: Dealing with the Aftermath of a Tragedy http://ow.ly/g70gr  (MS Word file)
• What families can do, http://www.familyaware.org/top-depression/coping-after-a-tragedy.html
• Dealing With Feelings of Guilt after a Tragedy, http://counseling.appstate.edu/pagesmith/150  
• Teaching During Tragedy, http://ow.ly/g6YlH  
• Student Tools & Resources: Coping with Tragedy / Crisis, http://ow.ly/g6Y5l  
• Dealing With Tragedy in the Workplace: A Supervisor’s Checklist, http://tipcorona.org/resources/webresource7.pdf  (PDF)
• Emotional Support in the Aftermath of Tragedy http://ow.ly/g6X5y  
• Active Shooter and Violent Intruder Response, http://publicsafety.syr.edu/display.cfm?content_ID=%23%28%28%3D%2F%0A 
• Understanding and Coping with Loss and Tragedy, http://counselingcenter.lafayette.edu/files/2012/05/Understanding-and-Coping-with-Grief-and-Tragedy.pdf (PDF)
•  Resources for children and their parents and educators - Dealing with tragedy, http://ow.ly/g6VUg  
• DEALING WITH TRAGEDY Tips and Resources for Teachers and Parents, http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/tips.html 

For more information on today's tragedy, please consult your local or national news (U.S.).