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‘I Want to Be Someone Who Speaks Up About Gun Violence Prevention’

Young Changemakers Are Rewriting What Is Possible in the Gun Violence Prevention Movement and Beyond

What to Know About Wolford v. Lopez

2025 Everytown Community Safety Fund Recap

Moms Are Everywhere: 2025 Gun Safety Wins in Every State

Students Demand Action 2025 Wrapped

Thank You, Students: Your Work Helped Us Win in the 2025 Election

Thank You, Volunteers: You Made Election Night 2025 One to Remember

How the Saving Our Veterans Lives Act Could Help End the Crisis of Veteran Firearm Suicide

Urban Peace Institute on This Administration’s Funding Cuts: ‘CVI Is Essential to Public Safety’

During Times Like These, How Can We Stay Engaged with the Work of Gun Violence Prevention? Angela Ferrell-Zabala Answers

Spreading the Be SMART Message in Alaska: ‘If We Can Prevent Even One Child Death, Then It Is Our Responsibility to Do So’

How a Weekend with Demand a Seat Prepared Two Sisters to Turn Their Grief Into Action and Campaign for Change

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How My Work With Be SMART in Hawai‘i Is Shaped by My Japanese American Values

Be the Person You Were Born to Be, and Don’t Let Anyone Stop You

Text Team Captains: The Movement Builders Powering the Text Team

12 Community Safety Fund Grantees Using the Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program Model to Make a Difference In Their Communities

Mass Shootings, Major Tax Breaks: Four Gun Companies Who Got Big Incentives  to Bring Their Killer Business to a New State

‘Local Advocacy Is Where You Can Have the Most Impact’: Closing the TN Dispossession Loophole One County at a Time

Wisconsin Voters: Elect Judge Susan Crawford in the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

During Women’s History Month 2025, Meet Six Women Leaders in the Community Safety Fund 2024-25 Grant Cohort

The Everytown Survivor Network and Two of Its 2023 Grantees Helped Make the Los Angeles Adaptive Sports Fair a Success

Mayor Paul A. Young: ‘I Wake Up Every Day Excited About the Opportunity to Help Move Memphis Forward’