Our Mission
We are committed to educating and empowering both youth and adults to prevent violence in schools, homes, and communities. Through our effective, evidence-based "Know the Signs" programs and practical, bipartisan legislation on school and gun safety, we equip individuals to identify, intervene, and seek help for those who may be socially isolated or at risk of harming themselves or others.
THE REASONS FOR GUN VIOLENCE
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84%
Americans support expanding background checks to include private firearm sales.
The fight against gun violence needs everyone. Whether you’re an advocate, a policymaker, a parent, or a concerned citizen, your voice matters. Support organizations working tirelessly to address this crisis, vote for leaders committed to meaningful reform, and educate yourself and others on the realities of gun violence. Every action, no matter how small, contributes to the larger goal of saving lives. Let’s unite, take a stand, and make our communities safer for all. The time to act is now.
"Gun violence changed my family. I’m committed to fighting for change."
Jessica Parker
"As a teacher, I want my students to feel safe in school. We need stronger measures to protect our children."
Nicole Yang
"Gun violence robbed me of my best friend. I'm committed to fighting for a safer, more compassionate society."
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Gun Violence: A Preventable Tragedy
Gun violence is not an inevitable reality; it is a preventable tragedy. Every year, thousands of lives are cut short, families are shattered, and communities are left to grieve in the wake of senseless shootings. This crisis affects everyone—from urban centers to rural towns—leaving no corner of society untouched. The power to change this narrative lies in our collective hands. By advocating for common-sense policies, investing in mental health resources, and fostering a culture of peace and empathy, we can protect our loved ones and create a safer future for generations to come.
The Cost of Inaction
Every moment we delay action against gun violence, the toll on human life grows. From school shootings to domestic violence incidents, firearms exacerbate conflicts and turn moments of crisis into irreversible tragedies. Beyond the immediate loss of life, gun violence leaves lasting scars on survivors, witnesses, and entire communities. The economic cost—billions spent on healthcare, law enforcement, and lost productivity—pales in comparison to the emotional toll on families and friends. Standing idle is no longer an option. We must prioritize the safety of our communities over fear or political convenience.
A Unified Call for Change
Ending gun violence requires a unified, multi-faceted approach. It’s not about infringing on rights; it’s about ensuring everyone’s right to live without fear. Comprehensive background checks, red-flag laws, and secure firearm storage are proven measures that save lives without compromising responsible ownership. Coupled with educational campaigns on conflict resolution and community engagement, these steps can transform our approach to safety. Together, we can demand action from policymakers and hold ourselves accountable for building a society where gun violence is no longer a daily headline.
Voices That Must Be Heard
Behind every statistic lies a story—a mother who lost a child, a survivor overcoming trauma, a community mourning its losses. These voices demand our attention and action. They remind us of the human cost of inaction and inspire us to fight for change. By amplifying these stories and fostering dialogue, we can break the cycle of violence. Listening is the first step toward understanding, and understanding is the foundation of lasting change. Together, we can honor these voices by committing to a future free from gun violence.
Our mission is to educate and empower youth and adults to prevent violence in schools, homes, and communities.
