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Why First-Time Voters and Youth Gun Safety Advocates Are Mobilizing Ahead of the Midterms to Secure a Safer Future
Students Demand Action volunteers and first time-voters Insherah Qazi and Kayleigh Wolfe discuss the importance of the youth vote in electing gun sense leaders.
Latinx Heritage Month is a time to empower young voices
Self care helps you get in touch with yourself after challenging times
Finding your identity does not define your worth
The best way to deal with and overcome trauma is to openly acknowledge its presence
As an 18-year-old senior in high school, I’ve been affected by gun violence twice and continue to advocate for a safer future.
Six months since the hate-fueled Atlanta, Georgia mass shooting, I asked my AAPI peers to reflect
Six months since the mass shooting in Atlanta, Georgia, Asian American and Pacific Islander volunteers with Students Demand Action share their stories.
Creating greater and better Latinx engagement can expand the gun violence prevention movement
Crear un mayor y mejor compromiso de la comunidad latinx puede expandir el movimiento de prevención de la violencia con armas de fuego
Inspiring Others to Take Action Through the 3 Homegirls No Gun Podcast
Three Students Demand Action volunteers teamed up to create the 3 Homegirls No Gun Podcast as part of the Summer Leadership Academy.
Gun violence is a queer issue
Seeing the attack on LGBTQ people at Pulse in Orlando kept me from embracing myself and coming out. This is why gun violence is a queer issue.