Students Demand Action - Spokane

With a gun death rate 11 times greater than other high-income nations, by early February, more people are killed with guns in the U.S. than are killed with guns in our peer countries in an entire calendar year. 58 percent of American adults are survivors of gun violence, either experiencing gun violence themselves or caring for someone who has experienced gun violence in their lifetimes. This National Gun Violence Survivors Week, Monday, February 1 - Sunday, February 7, we honor all survivors of gun violence, who have experienced so much trauma but remain incredibly resilient, leading the work on the ground to support other survivors and advocate for gun violence prevention. To learn the stories of survivors from all over the country, visit the Moments That Survive link in our bio.

We are so excited for this youth led event! RSVP here: https://forms.gle/4XHkJvKT7yNcJQHi7

Today marks the second anniversary of March For Our Lives - an event that woke the country up to the reality of gun violence in America. Since then, we as a movement have made huge strides towards improving public safety and enacting measures to prevent gun violence. But the work is not over. We must continue to fight and persist in order to create a safer America for all. @ Spokane, Washington

We drove all the way across the state to Olympia for advocacy day and it was an incredible experience! Through advocacy, we were able to make our voices be heard by our legislators and urge them to support effective, data-driven measures to reduce gun violence in WA State. Text STUDENTS to 644-33 to get involved! @ Washington State Capitol