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Meet the Everytown Survivor Network Grantees
In 2021, for the first time, the Everytown Survivor Network offered one-time grants to nonprofits that support gun violence survivors.
Where We Work, We Win!
It was a long journey through election season, but one thing remains clear: Gun safety is a winning issue.
Black survivors of domestic violence deserve to feel seen, heard and supported
Alana C. Brown started The Safe Sisters Circle to serve Black survivors of gender-based violence in her Washington, D.C. community.
Gun Violence Memorial Project: Objects to remember those taken by gun violence
The Gun Violence Memorial Project is an exhibit filled with remembrance objects contributed by families of individuals taken by gun violence.
Survivor Stories
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Crystal Turner: ‘Not only am I here for you, I’m right beside you in this fight’
After losing my father to gun suicide, the Everytown Survivor Network helped me realize that I’m a survivor, too.
Vincent Perez: Sharing your story is the way we bring community about us
I have never been a victim of domestic violence, but I am a survivor of it.
Guest Researchers
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Dr. Harel Shapira: How Attitudes About Guns Develop Over Time
Dr. Joel Fein: Taking a Trauma-Informed Approach Through Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs
Dr. Michael Siegel: Dispelling Common Myths About Gun Ownership & Gun Culture
Dr. Marisa Ross: Using Social Network Science to Prevent Gun Violence in Chicago
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Ten Actions to Celebrate Ten Years of Moms Demand Action’s Life-Saving Advocacy
2022 Year in Review Highlights
Secure storage is important for gun violence prevention and school safety. Here’s how I’ve advocated for it in my community.
Students Demand Action volunteer Madeleine Ahmadi is a prominent advocate for secure storage in her community of Essex Junction, Vermont.
Where We Work, We Win!
Why First-Time Voters and Youth Gun Safety Advocates Are Mobilizing Ahead of the Midterms to Secure a Safer Future
Students Demand Action volunteers and first time-voters, Insherah Qazi and Kayleigh Wolfe, on the importance of the youth vote in electing gun sense leaders.
Muslim women are resilient
Black survivors of domestic violence deserve to feel seen, heard and supported
Debunking Gun Myths at the Dinner Table
Unpacking the Generational Trauma in Latinx Communities
Living in LA and becoming curious about the connection between Latinx communities and trauma, Edna Chavez decided to get involved in gun violence prevention work.
Latinx Heritage Month is a time to empower young voices
Claire Hein Blanton: Governor Abbott has continued to fail Texans. He has continued to fail our children.
Self care helps you get in touch with yourself after challenging times
Empoderar las voces latinas ayudará al movimiento de prevención de la violencia con armas de fuego
Gun Violence Memorial Project: Objects to remember those taken by gun violence
Empowering Latinx voices will help the gun violence prevention movement
In Iowa, Gun Safety is on the Ballot This November
Public Measure #1 would force Iowa courts to evaluate firearm-related laws, jeopardizing basic, common-sense public safety laws in Iowa.
2022 State Victories for Gun Safety
Throughout the 2022 session, state lawmakers and governors enacted at least 51 gun safety laws and blocked 95% of the gun lobby’s agenda.
California Business Community Members in Support of SB 918
We are members of the business community in California, writing in support of SB 918, legislation to strengthen the rules for concealed carry of firearms…
How YouTube Can Combat Armed Extremism on its Platform
To plan his attack, the Buffalo shooter turned to videos on YouTube. YouTube can take these steps to make its platform safer.
How Everytown’s Community Safety Fund Grantees Prevent Gun Violence
Our volunteers stopped dozens of bad gun bills in 2022 so far
In 2022 alone, we've prevented dozens of gun lobby laws. Here are a few of the states where we stopped all bad gun bills from passing.
Finding your identity does not define your worth
Minneapolis Council President Andrea Jenkins: I see you, I feel you, and I am here for you
