Keep Guns Out of Oregon Schools

Three mass shootings on January 1st, 2026.

It may be a new year, but the gun violence epidemic continues.

We refuse to accept this as normal and we will keep fighting to end gun violence.

Promote National Su***de Prevention Month Every year, the 988 Lifeline and other mental health organizations and individuals across the U.S. raise awareness of su***de prevention during September, National Su***de Prevention Month.

As a survivor, Clifford wants to remind his fellow service members about the importance of responsible gun ownership.

Over half of all gun deaths in America are su***de. By working together to store guns safely, we can and save lives.

Homes aren’t the only place that children can access unsecured guns. With alarming regularity, kids access and discharge guns that have been stored under a car seat, in an unlocked glove box or center console, or in a car door compartment.

During SMART Week, we’re leveraging the Be SMART framework to reach more people and ensure that secure gun storage practices—in homes AND vehicles—become the norm in our communities, especially as kids return to their classrooms.

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Everytown's "Preventable Tragedies” report found that, in an analysis of over 2,800 unintentional child shootings, nearly one in every three unintentional shooters were children five and under. These incidents are preventable. Fi****ms should be stored unloaded and secured with effective, child-resistant gun locks in a locked container out of the reach and sight of children.

Safe Kids Worldwide is a proud partner of Everytown for Gun Safety's Be SMART program to educate families and communities about the vital importance of the safe storage of fi****ms.

In historic case, father of 14-year-old school shooting suspect charged with murder Colin Gray, the father of the suspected Apalachee High School shooter, was charged with involuntary manslaughter, second-degree murder and cruelty to children.

Grace Fischer was in first grade when 20 other first graders and 6 educators were killed in Sandy Hook. Grace and 8 million members of the ‘school shooting generation’ will vote for the first time on November 5, which could tip the scales in favour of the Democrats.

Grace was one of the leaders of the Junior Newtown Action Alliance , a high school group at Newtown High School that worked to raise awareness about gun violence prevention. Now an undergraduate at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, she has joined its Democratic club, helping to register new voters.

met with Grace and other Sandy Hook survivors in June before they graduated from Newtown High School.

Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/us-world/article/i-survived-a-school-shooting-now-i-can-finally-vote-for-change-w7ll09d7k