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With Congress poised for action, we have an unprecedented opportunity to push for change.

There is attention and interest on both sides of the aisle for true reforms that will make America’s students and staff safer at school. Now, we need to turn our momentum into action.

Will you take a moment to send a message to your representatives in Washington to let them know that you want action on school safety reforms? Our tool allows you to send an email to your senators and representatives with just a few clicks >>> [[link removed]]

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Nearly 20 years have gone by since the devastating events that unfolded at Columbine, yet our country has scarcely made progress in addressing the root causes of violence in our schools. Republicans and Democrats are both affected by this problem, and Stand with Parkland has had success bringing people together for bipartisan change.

We need to bring that type of cooperation and energy into the 116th Congress. But without pressure, our elected officials will have no incentive to prioritize action on issues like mental health, easy access to weapons, and lack of security in schools.

Your voice is essential to making sure that policymakers at all levels of government and in both political parties develop and enact into law policies that address all of the many facets that lead to violence in America's schools.

Take action now – our easy to use tool enables you to contact your members of Congress and ask them to stand strong against violence in our schools. [[link removed]]

-- the Parkland families



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