Marjory Stoneman Douglas Survivors Mark 6 Months Since the Parkland Shooting
How Parkland survivors are marking the 6-month anniversary of the massacre that changed their lives — and the nation.
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The #RoadToChange Begins In Chicago
March For Our Lives kicked off their summer voter drive at Chicago’s annual peace march and rally.
Texas Teen Reacts to Santa Fe High School Shooting
Gun ownership in Texas is treated as a birthright. The right to bear arms is not in question, but the need to prevent guns from falling into the wrong hands is.
All Around The Country, Young People March For Our Lives
On Saturday, activists from across the U.S. are gathering with one message: #Enough. We’ll keep you updated on marches in DC and around the country.
Marching For Change: A Parkland Teen Goes To DC
Fifteen-year-old Gabe Glassman is a sophomore at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. This week, though, he is in to DC for #MarchForOurLives.
#NeverAgain Has Become A Game — Literally
The #NeverAgain movement is very serious. It’s also a game. And you can’t lose.
With National School Walkout, Students Demand Gun Control
A youth-driven moment deserves youth-driven reporting. We asked teens across the country to document what went down on their campuses for #nationalschoolwalkout.
3 Parkland Teens Remember Slain Classmates Via Music, Story, Poetry
Survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are surrounded by reminders of the friends they lost. Here, three Parkland teens process the tragedy through music, poetry, and art.
We Survived The Parkland Shooting And Now Head Back To School
As a survivor of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.. this is my life now: If I’m not at home, I’m in counseling, speaking at a rally, or visiting memorials in the park. Activism is a way to cope, not necessarily to grieve.