Teenagers Respond to Insurrection in the U.S. Capitol
For most students watching live as the attack on the U.S. Capitol unfolded, the fear and anxiety they saw in the eyes of lawmakers locked down in their chambers and hiding under their desks was nothing new. Members of the National Youth Advisory Board reflect on the day and what it means to them.
A Path Forward for Universal Background Checks
With all of the 2020 elections now decided, there is a promising path forward for universal background checks to finally become a reality. We also encourage you to register for our Jan. 28 webinar about Passing Laws for Student Safety.
Start With Hello Week and Student Voices Winners Announced
Schools throughout the nation did an incredible job keeping students connected, particularly the winners of our Start With Hello Week Awards. Entries for this year’s Student Voices Awards reflected students who passionately voiced their feelings on diversity, inclusivity, and racial justice through artwork, video and personal essays.
Supporting Our Youth Today For A Better Tomorrow
Michelle Lund has been a generous supporter of Sandy Hook Promise for several years through her From My Heart Foundation. Learn more about her philanthropic vision and her commitment to our mission.
P.S. Save the Dates!
Join us for Say Something Week on March 1-5, National Youth Violence Prevention Week on April 12-16, and the National Youth Summit to be held virtually on April 17.
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