Impact of Gun Violence on Historically Marginalized Communities Archives

Fernando Rejón, executive director of Urban Peace Institute, and Angela Ferrell-Zabala, executive director of Moms Demand Action, are pictured on split-screen Zoom squares during a virtual discussion about community violence intervention (CVI) funding cuts.

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

Stories

Organizers of the Los Angeles Adaptive Sports Fair pose for a photo and smile. There are 10 people in total, 9 of whom are standing in a row and one of whom is sitting in a wheelchair.

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

Survivor Network Grantees

City of Memphis Paul A. Young poses for a professional photo. He is wearing a navy suit jacket, a white collared shirt, and a blue patterned tie. He wears glasses with a light frame and a metal watch. The background is a wood-paneled wall, and he stands between the American flag and the flag of Memphis, Tennessee.

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

Black Stories

A portrait photo of DuJuan Kennedy, who is posing in front of a professional charcoal-gray background. He wears glasses with a thick black frame, a cream-colored t-shirt, and a thin plaid-stripe blazer.

FORCE Detroit: Our Work Is Saving Lives—and I Know That Because It Saved Mine

Community Safety Fund Grantees

Iyanah Forbes, an HBCU student and the chartering president of Students Demand Action, poses for a professional photo. She stands in front of a brick wall and wears a black blazer, a gold necklace with a pendant, and small dangly gold earrings.

I Know the Exact Day I Realized Gun Violence Was An Issue in the United States

Black Stories

Aaliyah Strong, the founder and executive director of Tyme to Thrive Beyond Grief, poses for a portrait photo. Her black hair is parted on the side and she is wearing subtle glamorous makeup. She is facing the camera directly and is pulling her orange blazer slightly away from her white t-shirt so the full

Tyme to Thrive Beyond Grief: Gun Violence Prevention Begins With Survivor Support

Black Stories

Marquita Wisley, a Black woman, takes a selfie. She is wearing a grey turtleneck sweater and a large aqua blue ring with a silver setting.

You Can’t Go Through the Type of Year My Family Did Without It Changing You

Black Stories

A group of 15 mentees post with a ManUpPHL mentor. They appear to be at an amusement park. The mentees are boys between the ages of 13 and 17.

ManUpPHL: ‘We Are Making a Difference, One Life at a Time’

Community Safety Fund Grantees

Leonard Jahad, the founder and executive director of Connecticut Violence Intervention and Prevention, is sitting at a desk to the far right of the image. He is wearing a grey suit and a white collared shirt. He is speaking with 4 CTVIP participants, 3 of whom sit on a couch and one of whom sits on a chair around his office.

No One Ever Says ‘Stop Caring About Me’: How CTVIP Works to Prevent Violence Through Relationships

Community Safety Fund Grantees

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,…

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Five members of the Everytown Community Safety Fund team pose for a photo in front of an orange poster that reads:

The Power of Prevention: Meet the Turning the Tide Violence Intervention Program

Community Safety Fund Grantees

The BRIC: A Mind, Body, and Soul Approach to Healing Trauma

Community Safety Fund Grantees

Everytown Community Safety Fund April 2024 Recap

Community Safety Fund Grantees

Convening Leaders to Address Gun Violence in Latinx Communities

Latinx Stories

Not Another Child: If There Is a Survivor in Need of Support, We Are There

Black Stories

The Center for Nonviolence: Creating Lasting Change for Individuals and Communities

Black Stories

Phumulani: A Future Where Every Community Is Shielded From the Scourge of Gun Violence

Black Stories

We Can Repair the Despair, Build Bridges, and Learn From Each Other

Black Stories

Brittany Kaufmann Envisions “A Brand New Vibrant and Electrifying World”

Black Stories

The Best Way to Make a Difference Is to Work Together and Stay Connected

Black Stories

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

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’

FORCE Detroit: Our Work Is Saving Lives—and I Know That Because It Saved Mine

I Know the Exact Day I Realized Gun Violence Was An Issue in the United States

Tyme to Thrive Beyond Grief: Gun Violence Prevention Begins With Survivor Support

You Can’t Go Through the Type of Year My Family Did Without It Changing You

ManUpPHL: ‘We Are Making a Difference, One Life at a Time’

No One Ever Says ‘Stop Caring About Me’: How CTVIP Works to Prevent Violence Through Relationships

Black History Month: Key Research Stats

In 2024, Everytown’s Community Safety Fund Made a Bigger Impact Than Ever

Envisioning a Safer Community During Latinx Heritage Month

Imaginando una comunidad más segura durante el mes de la herencia latine

Wear Orange CPTED 2023 Projects—One Year Later

The Power of Prevention: Meet the Turning the Tide Violence Intervention Program

The BRIC: A Mind, Body, and Soul Approach to Healing Trauma

Everytown Community Safety Fund April 2024 Recap

Convening Leaders to Address Gun Violence in Latinx Communities

Not Another Child: If There Is a Survivor in Need of Support, We Are There

The Center for Nonviolence: Creating Lasting Change for Individuals and Communities

Phumulani: A Future Where Every Community Is Shielded From the Scourge of Gun Violence

We Can Repair the Despair, Build Bridges, and Learn From Each Other

Brittany Kaufmann Envisions “A Brand New Vibrant and Electrifying World”

The Best Way to Make a Difference Is to Work Together and Stay Connected