Stories From the Gun Violence Prevention Movement

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Debunking Gun Myths at the Dinner Table

Resources

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On Transgender Day of Remembrance, We Remember Those Taken by Violence

LGBTQ+ Stories

How These Volunteers Are Spreading the Be SMART Message on National Injury Prevention Day 2024

Volunteer Stories

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On Veterans Day, This Army Veteran and Gun Sense Candidate Shares Why He Ran For Arizona State Office

Veteran Stories

Two Moms Demand Action volunteers in red hooded sweatshirts stand with their backs to the camera as they stand at a Day of the Dead and gun violence prevention event. An ofrenda with string lights is visible in the background.

Six Years After the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting, May We Seek Justice Through Our Votes

Volunteer Stories

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Families in Transition: “Thank You for Helping My Mom To Be Happy Again”

Stories

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Imaginando una comunidad más segura durante el mes de la herencia latine

Latinx Stories

Envisioning a Safer Community During Latinx Heritage Month

Latinx Stories

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I Can’t Vote—But I Can Still Get Involved and Have a Say in the Election

Action Guide

Jeremy Flowers, a white man wearing a navy blue blazer, a white collared shirt, and a gradient blue tie, smiles at the camera. He is pictured in front of a grey professional photo background.

Not All Men Are the Problem, But All Men Can Be Part of the Solution to Domestic Violence

Stories

How These Two Latinx Demand a Seat Participants “Got Off the Sidelines” and Made Tangible Change

Demand a Seat

De qué modo dos participantes latines de Demand a Seat dejaron de ser espectadores y lograron un cambio tangible

Demand a Seat

A large group of Moms Demand Action volunteers and other gun violence prevention advocates rally in front of the Supreme Court.

What You Need To Know About Garland v. VanDerStok Ahead of Oral Argument

Q&A

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What A Survivor of Intimate Partner Gun Violence Wants You To Know

Survivor Stories

John Feinblatt, a white man with white hair, brown glasses, and a navy/brown plaid suit, smiles in front of a blue background. He wears an orange lapel pin and a white collared shirt.

Vance vs. Walz: A Tale of Two Gun Owners

Opinions

Capt. Chris Marvin is a retired member of the U.S. Army. He is a white male with short grey-and-brown hair, a beard and mustache, and is wearing a white collared shirt.

How Veterans and Those Who Care About Them Can Help Prevent Firearm Suicide

Veteran Stories

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What the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention Has Accomplished In Its First Year

Q&A

Two Moms Demand Action volunteers, wearing red long-sleeve shirts, are door-knocking. One stands at the top of a short staircase, left hand raised to knock on the front door of a brick building while her right hand holds a stack of elections pamphlet materials. The other stands at the bottom of the stairs, with her right leg one stair higher than her left. Her hands are in her pockets.

What Is a Weekend of Action?

Action Guide

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Polymer80 Is Morally Bankrupt—and Now It’s Out of Business

Q&A

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Peer-to-Peer Empowerment: Students Demand Action’s Chicago Summer Leadership Academy 2024

Students Demand Action

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The Toledo Group Working to “Bowl Over Gun Violence”

Survivor Stories

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Stories

Debunking Gun Myths at the Dinner Table

On Transgender Day of Remembrance, We Remember Those Taken by Violence

How These Volunteers Are Spreading the Be SMART Message on National Injury Prevention Day 2024

On Veterans Day, This Army Veteran and Gun Sense Candidate Shares Why He Ran For Arizona State Office

This Day of the Dead, We Remember Those Taken by Gun Violence

LIADV: We Can and Do Make a Difference in Our Corner of the World

Voter Guide: What To Know Before Election Day

Six Years After the Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting, May We Seek Justice Through Our Votes

Families in Transition: “Thank You for Helping My Mom To Be Happy Again”

Imaginando una comunidad más segura durante el mes de la herencia latine

Envisioning a Safer Community During Latinx Heritage Month

I Can’t Vote—But I Can Still Get Involved and Have a Say in the Election

Not All Men Are the Problem, But All Men Can Be Part of the Solution to Domestic Violence

How These Two Latinx Demand a Seat Participants “Got Off the Sidelines” and Made Tangible Change

De qué modo dos participantes latines de Demand a Seat dejaron de ser espectadores y lograron un cambio tangible

What You Need To Know About Garland v. VanDerStok Ahead of Oral Argument

What A Survivor of Intimate Partner Gun Violence Wants You To Know

Vance vs. Walz: A Tale of Two Gun Owners

How Veterans and Those Who Care About Them Can Help Prevent Firearm Suicide

What the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention Has Accomplished In Its First Year

What Is a Weekend of Action?

Polymer80 Is Morally Bankrupt—and Now It’s Out of Business

Peer-to-Peer Empowerment: Students Demand Action’s Chicago Summer Leadership Academy 2024

The Toledo Group Working to “Bowl Over Gun Violence”