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A Decade of Demanding: Moms Demand Action Leaders Share Their Journey
Announcing the Winners of the First Annual Everytown Law Fund Law Student Writing Competition!
Meet the 2023 winners of the inaugural Everytown Law Fund Law Student Writing Competition.
In Service of Domestic Violence Survivors
Some Mountains Are Not as Tall as They Seem
Meet the Latinx Leaders Bringing Community Violence Intervention Programs to Their Communities
Transformation in West Baltimore
Ask a Veteran: Suicide Prevention and Awareness
The Deadly—Yet Predictable—Results of Combining Hate with Easy Access to Guns
On August 26, 2023, we witnessed yet another new headline in a tragically familiar story: Black people being killed simply for existing.
Tennessee students deserve safe schools. Our lawmakers must act on gun violence.
Many young Tennesseans will head back to school in the coming weeks, and we must continue to demand our lawmakers take action on gun safety.
Angela Ferrell-Zabala, executive director of Moms Demand Action, answers your questions
How do you stay optimistic when gun violence continues to get worse in the US? What’s the most impactful thing we can do at the…
Introducing the 2023 Demand a Seat Lawmakers of the Year!
The recipients of this year’s Demand A Seat Lawmaker of the Year award were announced at our annual training summit, Gun Sense University.
Four Years Later: El Pasoans Share Love For Their City
How the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act is Already Saving Lives
Behind the Scenes at Illinois’ 2023 Advocacy Day
#MomsAreEverywhere: Pride Edition
We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Proud
Heal Charlotte: Community Violence Intervention as Village Building
Meet the Survivors Who Support Other Survivors
Turning Sympathy into Change: Youth Advocacy for Gun Violence Prevention in Indianapolis
Here We Are: How Students Show Up to Prevent Gun Violence
Carpenter Art Garden: Growing Food and Creating Art to Prevent Gun Violence
How We Won in Colorado: A Decade of Rewriting the Narrative
YouTube and Gun Content: A Dangerous Combination for Kids and Teens
Important new research from the Tech Transparency Project demonstrates that YouTube must do more to protect children and teens that use its platform.
