‘Faces of Gun Violence’ exhibit unveiled at inaugural survivors’ summit
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives hosts a powerful new exhibit to memorialize victims and foster dialogue on gun violence prevention.
APRIL 24, 2024
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives hosts a powerful new exhibit to memorialize victims and foster dialogue on gun violence prevention.
We must do more than remember the tragedy, the president says; we must address gun violence and anti-LGBTQ+ hate.
Today the U.S. Senate voted down four gun control measures.
Wolf says it is the younger generation that will "create sweeping change sooner than people think."
Several were killed in the shooting and more are injured, some critically.
As mass shootings weigh on LGBTQ+ young people, those who have a firearm in their home reported higher rates of considering and attempting suicide.
The Pride in Grove City festival was interrupted Saturday when a group of about a dozen protestors wearing masks and carrying swastika banners arrived.
In a week dedicated to reflecting on loss and advocacy, two survivors opened up about their personal battles and the ongoing fight against gun violence during National Gun Violence Survivors Week.
"For queer individuals, particularly those of color, navigating a world where violence can erupt at any moment is a harsh reality," writes Gabriella Rodriguez.
#WearOrange is about standing together against the scourge, Brynne Craig writes.
New findings reveal a disturbing increase in violence against transgender individuals, spotlighting the South’s lax gun laws and discriminatory policies.
The president of Everytown for Gun Safety wants to recruit you.
Ryan Reyes and Obergefell are two gay men who dedicated themselves to greater causes after losing the loves of their lives.
Brandy Livingston claims that Hooters workers denied her job application based on her appearance and harassed her for using the bathroom.
The activist and survivor of gun violence was a victim of "swatting," a dangerous practice where hoax calls lead SWAT teams to people's homes.
The activist and author will serve as national press secretary for the organization.
The state has a history of mass shootings going back to the shooting at Columbine High School in 1999.
Club Q and Pulse survivors are expected to speak at the hearing on Wednesday.
The convergence of intolerance and lax gun control leads to devastating consequences.
“America, the path that led me here in recent weeks was no doubt, unexpected, but I’m no stranger to unlikely journeys,” Harris said.