By: Lindsay Moscarello Edited by : Christina Ann March For Our Lives: Road to Change,” continues its trek towards efforts of ending gun violence and enacting stricter gun laws, making a stop in Roswell on July 30. A student panel came for a “Town Hall” meeting at Eagles Nest Church, to guide and encourage fellow... Continue Reading →
Road to Change Jax: Parkland students hold a rally outside of the Jacksonville Landing
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students and volunteers gathered at the Jacksonville Landing on Friday, July 27 to support the March For Our Lives: Road to Change bus tour. The March for Our Lives organization traveled to Jacksonville on its tour in order to promote its platform on gun law reform and improving school safety.... Continue Reading →
Parkland students: vote to stop gun violence
By : Karen Ocamb Revised: by Christina Ann Parkland, Florida did not need any more evidence that gun violence hits close to home. But gun violence persists: on Tuesday, July 17, Ayub Ali, the 61-year old owner of Aunt Molly’s Food Store in North Lauderdale, was shot and killed during a robbery. Ali, a native of Bangladesh,... Continue Reading →
It’s been five months. We’re not shutting up.
Virginia Gaffney, ATX There are so many things I want to say. Things I stayed up all night thinking to write. Things I know I would want said to me if I was in the shoes of the survivors and community of MSD, Parkland, Broward County. Things that are ringing in my head, demanded to... Continue Reading →
MFOL Road to Change tour makes stop in El Paso
Joey Carrera for KVIA July 10, 2018 Survivors organized the tour to focus on informing, registering, and mobilizing people to vote in hopes they will push for stronger gun safety legislation. The organization aims to pass a ban on assault weapons used in mass shootings, to stop the sale of high-capacity magazines and restrict the amount... Continue Reading →
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