TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月21日 02時50分

As the community in Littleton, Colo., observes the 20th anniversary of the Columbine shooting on April 20 with a day of service and an alumni gathering, some are still frustrated by a lack of progress in preventing similar attacks. “I think a lot of us are looking at it and saying, OK, we’re done talking about that day. We’re done talking about where we were, how we found out. Now let’s talk about what we can do together, what we can do about it,” says Coni Sanders, whose father, Dave Sanders, was among 13 people slain at Columbine. She now works with violent offenders as a forensic therapist, aiming to better understand their behavior and save other people from becoming victims. “And I really feel like we had so many opportunities after Columbine. We thought that would be enough for the world to change, and it didn’t.” In this photograph, flowers adorn the memorial in Littleton on April 18. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @theostroomer for TIME

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