Mass. Resiliency Director On Helping Marathon Survivors Overcome Trauma

The third anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings Friday was marked with remembrances and public service projects across the city.

Many of those injured in the bombings gathered early Friday for an interfaith service at the Old South Church in Boston, organized by the Massachusetts Resiliency Center, which has been helping address the emotional toll of the marathon bombings on survivors.

Kermit Crawford, Ph.D., is executive director of the Resiliency Center. He joined WBUR's All Things Considered to discuss the progress made since the bombings and the challenges remaining for survivors.