Child & Teen Gun Safety
Spreading the Be SMART Message in Alaska: ‘If We Can Prevent Even One Child Death, Then It Is Our Responsibility to Do So’
30 Daily Actions Anyone Can Do for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Nine Ways You Can Talk About Secure Gun Storage in Your Community
How My Work With Be SMART in Hawai‘i Is Shaped by My Japanese American Values
My Best Friend Was Stolen by Gun Violence. I’m Honoring Her Memory With Action.
I Know the Exact Day I Realized Gun Violence Was An Issue in the United States
Q&A: The Intersection Between Teen Dating Violence and Gun Violence
ManUpPHL: ‘We Are Making a Difference, One Life at a Time’
Black History Month: Key Research Stats
The trauma of gun violence does not end when the experience of gun violence stops. Experiencing gun violence has lasting impacts on survivors, their families,…
How These Volunteers Are Spreading the Be SMART Message on National Injury Prevention Day 2024
Envisioning a Safer Community During Latinx Heritage Month
Imaginando una comunidad más segura durante el mes de la herencia latine
NEA School Gun Violence Prevention and Response Guide
Wear Orange CPTED 2023 Projects—One Year Later
Everytown Community Safety Fund April 2024 Recap
Everytown Releases New Research Highlighting 2023 as Worst Year for Unintentional Shootings by Children
From 2015 to 2023, Everytown’s #NotAnAccident Index Has Tracked More Than 3,200 Unintentional Shootings By Children; 2023 Surpassed 400 Incidents For The First Time Since…
Remembering Chris Hixon, Navy Veteran and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Athletic Director
History of Divestment on College Campuses
U.S. Surpasses 2022 Total Unintentional Shootings By Children
Every Year, at least 350 Children In America Gain Access To A Firearm And Unintentionally Shoot Themselves Or Someone Else, Averaging Roughly One Per Day…
Some Mountains Are Not as Tall as They Seem
A Resource Guide for Students Experiencing America’s Gun Violence Epidemic
Students in the United States must consistently navigate the threat of gun violence in schools. Here is some information that may help.
Talking to Children About Gun Violence
We know children are affected by gun violence in our country. Here are some helpful tips to approach the conversation with a child.
Talking to Children About Mass Violence in Schools: A Resource for Teachers and School Staff
Here are some helpful tips for teachers and school staff to approach the conversation about an incident of gun violence with a child.
