This report examines how gun violence and the threat of mass shootings have affected public anxiety, daily behavior, and perceptions of safety in the United States. Based on a national survey, it found that most Americans consider gun violence a serious problem, with many avoiding public places, changing routines, and feeling anxious about attending events such as movies, concerts, schools, and shopping centers. The report also highlights differences in concern across demographic and political groups while showing broad support for enhanced security measures, including weapons screening and bag checks. It concludes that organizations have a growing responsibility to strengthen physical security, reduce public anxiety, and create safer environments that encourage people to confidently retur

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