In the U.S., people often think of gun violence as a topic with no common ground, but we agree on more than we think. And we can all agree that gun injuries shouldn’t be the #1 killer of kids. Learn how to have conversations, find common ground, and work together to make our homes and communities safer for children and teens.

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Want to help make a difference? Here are five steps you can take to help make your communities safer from gun violence.
Understand the issues – what are the root causes? How can you get more informed?
Raise your hand/voice – share facts, stories, resources and more on social media. Talk to others in your community.
Donate your time (or money) to an organization that is doing their part to stop gun violence.
If you see or know someone struggling, say something.
Join a local or national group to continue to remain involved to help drive change.
Interested in learning more about gun violence prevention or getting involved? Explore the sections below to find national gun violence prevention organizations, school safety groups, healthcare safety forums, and student and community-focused initiatives. Each offers valuable insights, resources, and ways to take action. Discover how you can make a difference.
*Please note, Evolv is not affiliated with these organizations, and nothing herein implies an endorsement or partnership between Evolv and the listed organizations. The references herein are for informational purposes only.
Safe and Sound Schools
A nonprofit organization supporting school crisis prevention, response, and recovery, aiming to protect every school and every student, every day. Founded by Michele Gay and Alissa Parker—both mothers who tragically lost their daughters in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Make our Schools Safe
Founded by the Alhadeff Family, who lost their beautiful 14-year old daughter, Alyssa, to the brutal shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland on Valentine’s Day 2018. Make Our Schools Safe empowers students to collaborate to be empowered to create a culture of safety at their school.
Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research & Education
Kaiser Permanente, the nation’s largest integrated, nonprofit health care provider, established the Kaiser Permanente Center for Gun Violence Research and Education in 2022, in recognition of increasing gun violence and its devastating effects on the health of communities across the U.S.
Northwell Hospital Gun Violence Prevention Forum
Hosted by Northwell Health’s CEO Michael Dowling, the Gun Violence Prevention Forum is an annual convening of key healthcare and cross-sector leaders to form alliances, drive strategy, and elevate the national conversation around gun violence as a public health crisis.
While this dates back to 2019, NBC’s Harry Smith reflection on gun violence in America is worth watching.
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