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diff --git a/content/data-stories/adult-lead/index.md b/content/data-stories/adult-lead/index.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ keywords:
     "elevated blood lead levels",
   ]
 image: OneWorldObservatory_TaggerYanceyIV_6565.jpg
-photocredit: Tagger Yancey IV
+photocredit: Tagger Yancey IV/NYC & Company
 ---
 
 Lead is a harmful metal that can cause serious health issues. When lead poisoning makes headlines, the focus is usually on children’s health: Kids are at higher risk for lead exposure, which can cause developmental, learning and behavior issues.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid-part-2/index.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid-part-2/index.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ keywords:
     "restaurants",
   ]
 image: ds-aqcovid.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 On March 20, 2020, New York State announced the COVID-19 shutdown, officially known as NY Pause. In NYC, it lasted until June 8, 2020.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.es.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.es.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","traffic","transportation","covid","covid-19","coronavirus","air pollution", "lungs","breathing"]
 image: ds-aqcovid.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 ¿Qué sucede cuando la ciudad de Nueva York se queda en casa? La pandemia de la COVID-19 cambió por completo la vida de todos los neoyorquinos. El brote afectó muchos aspectos de nuestra vida diaria, pero también hay efectos menos evidentes, como los impactos en el medio ambiente.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","traffic","transportation","covid","covid-19","coronavirus","air pollution", "lungs","breathing"]
 image: ds-aqcovid.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 What happens when NYC stays home? The COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of all New Yorkers. The outbreak has affected many aspects of our daily life, but there are also less apparent effects, such as impacts on our environment.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.zh.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-and-covid/index.zh.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","traffic","transportation","covid","covid-19","coronavirus","air pollution", "lungs","breathing"]
 image: ds-aqcovid.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 纽约市民待在家里会发生什么？ COVID-19大流行颠覆了所有纽约人的生活。疫情影响了我们日常生活的许多方面，但也有一些不太明显的影响，例如对我们的环境的影响。

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/170801_NNO_Bklyn096DSC_114.jpg b/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/170801_NNO_Bklyn096DSC_114.jpg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/ds-aq2.jpeg b/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/ds-aq2.jpeg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/index.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-by-neighborhood/index.md
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ keywords:
     "lungs",
     "breathing",
   ]
-image: ds-aq2.jpeg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+image: 170801_NNO_Bklyn096DSC_114.jpg
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 In [Part 1]({{< ref "/data-stories/car-free-zones" >}}), we looked at data from the New York City Community Air Survey (NYCCAS) - a network of about 100 air quality monitors - to see if air quality improves in areas that go car-free. And the answer is yes.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/air-quality-snapshots/index.md b/content/data-stories/air-quality-snapshots/index.md
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ image: ds-AQsnapshots.jpg
 tags: 
 categories: ["transportation","airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","traffic","transportation","air pollution", "lungs","breathing","environmental justice","justice"]
-photocredit: "Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Tagger Yancey IV/NYC & Company"
 ---
 
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diff --git a/content/data-stories/assaults/index.md b/content/data-stories/assaults/index.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["social","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["violence","assaults","poverty","public health","injuries","hospitalizations","emergency department visits","ED visits"]
 image: ds-assaults.jpg
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Violence has profound effects. An assault, a shooting, a homicide, or any use of force affects people in many deep ways.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.es.md b/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.es.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ keywords:
     "kids",
   ]
 image: ds-povasthma.jpg
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 La pobreza afecta la salud de muchas formas. En la ciudad de Nueva York, la historia del asma ilustra con claridad esta conexión.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.md b/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["housing","social","childhealth","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["poverty","asthma","injustice","housing","children","emergency department visits","ed visits","emergency room","social determinants","kids"]
 image: ds-povasthma.jpg
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Poverty affects health in many ways. In New York City, the story of asthma clearly illustrates this connection.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.zh.md b/content/data-stories/asthma-and-poverty/index.zh.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["housing","social","childhealth","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["poverty","asthma","injustice","housing","children","emergency department visits","ed visits","emergency room","social determinants","kids"]
 image: ds-povasthma.jpg
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 贫困以多种方式影响健康。在纽约市，哮喘病例清楚地说明了这种联系。

diff --git a/content/data-stories/breatheeasy/index.md b/content/data-stories/breatheeasy/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","pollution","PM2.5","traffic","breathing","asthma","heart disease","lung disease","stroke","emissions"]
 image: ds-breatheeasy.jpg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 The air we breathe can have a major effect on our health — air pollution can make asthma worse and can cause heart disease, lung disease, strokes, and even cancer.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/car-free-zones/index.md b/content/data-stories/car-free-zones/index.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","airquality"]
 keywords: ["air quality","traffic","transportation","cars","traffic","car-free","carfree","pedestrians","cycling","bikes","biking","pollution","air pollution", "lungs","breathing"]
 image: ds-aqts.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Does the air improve in car-free zones? People often ask us this, and it's a great question. To answer, we turn to the NYC Community Air Survey, or NYCCAS. NYCCAS is our network of air quality monitors around the city.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/cold/index.md b/content/data-stories/cold/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["climatehealth","housing"]
 keywords: ["climate","winter","cold","weather","safety","housing","transportation","injuries","snow","ice"]
 image: winter-weather.png
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 [Cold weather can be dangerous]({{< baseurl >}}data-explorer/weather-related-illness/?id=2175#display=summary). Here are some tips for staying safe this winter. 
diff --git a/content/data-stories/congestionpricing/index.md b/content/data-stories/congestionpricing/index.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","climatehealth","airquality"]
 keywords: ["transportation","built environment","streets","congestion pricing","traffic","street safety","transit","public transportation","mass transit","safety","climate change","climate","global warming"]
 image: ds-streets.jpg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 **NB: Links to internal topics not yet inserted below.**

diff --git a/content/data-stories/economic-stability/index.md b/content/data-stories/economic-stability/index.md
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ keywords:
     "inequality",
   ]
 image: CrownHeights_JulienneSchaer-065.JPG
-photocredit: JulienneSchaer
+photocredit: Julienne Schaer/NYC & Company
 ---
 
 Health is determined by many factors. People tend to be healthier when they have economic stability, live in quality housing and have access to public space and safe, connected communities. In 2020, the NYC Health Department held a series of community conversations with residents and local stakeholders across 26 neighborhoods. New Yorkers shared personal stories about their priorities for building healthier neighborhoods, healthier childhoods and more. This is one part of a three-part series on how <strong> housing, economic stability, and public space create health. </strong>

diff --git a/content/data-stories/flooding-and-health/index.md b/content/data-stories/flooding-and-health/index.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ keywords:
     "social determinants",
   ]
 image: BrooklynBridgeParkFall_JulienneSchaer.jpg
-photocredit: JulienneSchaer
+photocredit: Julienne Schaer/NYC & Company
 ---
 
 <em>Superstorm Sandy (2012) and rainfall from Hurricane Ida (2021) broke records in NYC and resulted in injury and death. Both showed how the climate crisis is affecting the strength of storms and how profound the threat of flooding is to New Yorkers’ health.</em>

diff --git a/content/data-stories/food/index.md b/content/data-stories/food/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["foodanddrink","climatehealth"]
 keywords: ["foodborne illness","food poisoning","restaurant","restaurants","inspections","heat","hot weater","grades","eating","food"]
 image: ds-food.JPG
-photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 New Yorkers eat out more than a billion times a year. To help keep diners safe, the Health Department educates restaurant operators about food safety practices and inspects all 27,000 city restaurants at least once a year. Over 90 percent of NYC restaurants have "A" grades in the window, showing excellent compliance with food safety requirements.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/geographies/index.es.md b/content/data-stories/geographies/index.es.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ keywords: ["geography","maps","neighborhoods","health data","methods","geographi
 image: ds-geographies.jpg
 layout: single
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 La ciudad de Nueva York posee cientos de vecindarios y casi la misma cantidad de formas de diagramar los límites de los vecindarios. Cuando visita el Portal de Datos Ambientales y Sanitarios u otros recursos de datos del Departamento de Salud (Health Department), es posible que note que la información está disponible en diferentes esquemas de vecindarios.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/geographies/index.md b/content/data-stories/geographies/index.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ keywords: ["geography","maps","neighborhoods","health data","methods","geographi
 image: ds-geographies.jpg
 layout: single
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 New York City has hundreds of neighborhoods and nearly as many ways of drawing neighborhood boundaries. When you visit the Environment & Health Data Portal, you might notice that data is available in several different neighborhood schemes.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/geographies/index.zh.md b/content/data-stories/geographies/index.zh.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ keywords: ["geography","maps","neighborhoods","health data","methods","geographi
 image: ds-geographies.jpg
 layout: single
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 纽约市有数百个社区和几乎同样多的划分社区边界的方法。当您访问环境与健康数据门户网站或卫生局（Health Department）的其他数据资源时，您可能会注意到数据以多种不同的社区方案呈现。

diff --git a/content/data-stories/heat/index.md b/content/data-stories/heat/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["climatehealth","social","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["climate","heat","weather","mortality","death","climate change","air conditioner", "air conditioning","global warming"]
 image: ds-heat.jpg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Hot weather is dangerous. In New York City and across the country, more people on average die from extreme heat each year than from all other natural disasters.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/hia/171109_dailylife0059.jpg b/content/data-stories/hia/171109_dailylife0059.jpg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/hia/ds-geographies.jpg b/content/data-stories/hia/ds-geographies.jpg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/hia/index.md b/content/data-stories/hia/index.md
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ title: "Efforts to reduce air pollution should focus on neighborhoods with the w
 shortTitle: Health effects from air pollution
 date: 2022-12-15T15:23:23-05:00
 draft: false
-image: ds-geographies.jpg
-photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office"
+image: 171109_dailylife0059.jpg
+photocredit: "Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 categories:
   - airquality
   - social

diff --git a/content/data-stories/injury-deaths/index.md b/content/data-stories/injury-deaths/index.md
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ keywords:
     "violence",
   ]
 image: ds-aqcovid.jpeg
-photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Ed Reed/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Young and middle-aged adults (ages 15 to 44) do not typically die from the natural causes that kill older adults. Injuries, both intentional — violence or suicide — and unintentional, dominate as causes of death. These premature deaths are tragic, unnecessary and preventable.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/newlook/index.md b/content/data-stories/newlook/index.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["internal"]
 keywords: ["how we work","civic service design","design","technology"]
 image: ds-newlook.jpg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 We've made a few changes.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/poweroutages/index.md b/content/data-stories/poweroutages/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["social", "healthoutcomes", "climatehealth"]
 keywords: ["asthma", "weather", "mortality", "death", "cooling", "air conditioning", "built environment"]
 image: title7.jpg
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 Imagine your child has asthma. One summer night, a powerful storm rolls in and knocks the power out.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/racial-wealth-gap/index.md b/content/data-stories/racial-wealth-gap/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["social"]
 keywords: ["racial wealth gap", "health equity", "inequalities", "inequities"]
 image: CrownHeights_JulienneSchaer-065.JPG
-photocredit: "Julienne Schaer/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Julienne Schaer/NYC & Company"
 ---
 
 Throughout history, the distribution of wealth in the U.S. has, and continues to be, largely unequal between racial groups. This concept is referred to as the <strong>racial wealth gap</strong> and it has its roots in settler colonialism and enslavement. There is an especially big wealth disparity between White families and Black families, which was established and upheld by racist historical policies and practices. The racial wealth gap has major implications for public health. This is because a large and growing body of research reveals that having good health is connected to having wealth. Effective solutions to racial inequities in wealth and health must address challenges at the individual, household, community, and systems levels.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/restaurants-and-air-quality/index.md b/content/data-stories/restaurants-and-air-quality/index.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["foodanddrink","airquality","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["air quality","PM2.5","fine particles","cooking","restaurants","buildings","density","emissions","pollution","air pollution", "lungs","breathing"]
 image: ds-aq-cooking.jpeg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 As city life changes, so does its air quality, as sources of emissions that affect the city's outdoor air quality, like truck traffic, building boilers and restaurants, also change. For more than a decade, we have been tracking air quality through the {{< rawhtml >}}  <a href="#NYCCAS" data-toggle="collapse" class="badge badge-pill badge-primary">NYC Community Air Survey (NYCCAS)</a>{{< /rawhtml >}} and exploring the factors that drive neighborhood differences. We have found some interesting changes in the sources of air pollution across NYC neighborhoods.
 

diff --git a/content/data-stories/sanitation/index.md b/content/data-stories/sanitation/index.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ keywords:
     "inequitites",
   ]
 image: ds-sanitation-trucks.jpg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 New York City’s modern history of public health starts in the 1600s with the Bureau of Sanitary Inspections, and ever since, sanitation has been an essential part of public health — fighting disease by keeping our city clean.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/streets/index.md b/content/data-stories/streets/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ tags:
 categories: ["transportation","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["transportation","built environment","streets","cycling", "biking", "active design","injuries","fatalities","roads","safety","bike lanes","cycle lanes","hospitalizations","emergency department visits"]
 image: ds-streets.jpg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 
 The COVID-19 public health emergency has changed New York City in many ways—including how we get around the city. As the city continues to adapt to COVID-19, New Yorkers will look for ways to get around that feel safe—redistributing transit among different modes to ease crowding and increase safety on public transportation.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/traffic-and-air-pollution/index.md b/content/data-stories/traffic-and-air-pollution/index.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ shortTitle: Traffic and PM2.5
 draft: false
 date: 2021-02-05T08:49:22-04:00
 image: ESB_sunrise_JulienneSchaer-066.JPG
-photocredit: Julienne Schaer/Mayoral Photography Office
+photocredit: Julienne Schaer/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York
 categories:
   - airquality
   - transportation

diff --git a/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/Harlem (1).jpg b/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/Harlem (1).jpg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/ds-localtemp.jpeg b/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/ds-localtemp.jpeg
diff --git a/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/index.md b/content/data-stories/urban-heat-island/index.md
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ seo_description: "A data story on block-by-block heat differences."
 tags:
 categories: ["climatehealth","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["heat","hot weather","weather","climate","temperature","summer","greenspace","parks","green space","heat island","urban heat island","cooling","air conditioning","building","housing","global warming"]
-image: ds-localtemp.jpeg
-photocredit: "Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office"
+image: Harlem (1).jpg
+photocredit: "Tagger Yancey IV/NYC & Company"
 ---
 
 In New York City and across the country, more people die from extreme heat than from all other natural disasters combined. To understand how to keep New Yorkers safe from extreme heat, we studied neighborhood factors that affect temperature, and found that grass, shrubs, and trees can play a major role. Let’s take a look.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/violence/index.es.md b/content/data-stories/violence/index.es.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ categories: ["housing","social","childhealth","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["violence","assaults","injustice","poverty","social determinants","redlining","disinvestment","racism","neighborhoods"]
 image: ds-violence.jpg
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 ## Uso de la salud pública para prevenir la violencia 
 Sufrir violencia afecta a las personas de muchas maneras. No solo provoca lesiones físicas o la muerte, sino que también puede causar traumas emocionales y psicológicos. La violencia no solo afectar a la víctima inmediata; también afecta a la comunidad que la rodea. 

diff --git a/content/data-stories/violence/index.md b/content/data-stories/violence/index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ categories: ["housing","social","childhealth","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["violence","assaults","injustice","poverty","social determinants","redlining","disinvestment","racism","neighborhoods"]
 image: ds-violence.jpg
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 ## Using public health to prevent violence
 Experiencing violence affects people in many ways. It not only causes physical injury or death, but being exposed to it can also cause emotional and psychological trauma. Violence doesn’t just affect the immediate victim, it affects their surrounding community, too.

diff --git a/content/data-stories/violence/index.zh.md b/content/data-stories/violence/index.zh.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ categories: ["housing","social","childhealth","healthoutcomes","neighborhoods"]
 keywords: ["violence","assaults","injustice","poverty","social determinants","redlining","disinvestment","racism","neighborhoods"]
 image: ds-violence.jpg
 vega: true
-photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office"
+photocredit: "Benjamin Kanter/Mayoral Photography Office, City of New York"
 ---
 ## 利用公共卫生预防暴力 
 经历暴力会以多种方式影响人们。它不仅会导致身体伤害或死亡，而且接触它还会导致情感和心理创伤。暴力不仅会影响直接受害者，还会影响他们周围的群众。