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In 2026, Students Demand Action launched a Creator Program designed to build student leaders into powerful digital messengers who can help build the gun violence prevention movement. We asked our first cohort of Creators about what they'd say to someone c

During the last full week in August, the SMART Week campaign emphasizes the life-saving importance of starting conversations about secure gun storage, especially as kids return to their classrooms. One of the smartest things adults can do to keep kids, cl

Machine gun conversion devices convert compatible semiautomatic firearms into an automatic one.

Wolford v. Lopez Decision Summary On June 25, 2026, the Supreme Court struck down Hawai'i's no-carry default rule in a 6 to 3 decision in the Wolford v. Lopez Second Amendment case. Keep reading for a short summary of the June 2026 decision in Wolford v.

Key Takeaways: Ongoing Impact of Federal CVI Funding Cuts The April 2025 federal funding cuts by the Trump DOJ eliminated grants initially valued at roughly $169 million for community safety and violence reduction programs Following revisions by the admin

An 18-year-old is facing charges for using a 3D printer to manufacture ghost guns in his bedroom.

Note: This blog is written by a survivor of gun violence and contains references to being threatened with a firearm. Please take care while reading. As a student in the United States, I've always known the danger of gun violence. I remember walking into m

What happens when over 40 Black students from universities across the country come together to learn from each other and build the gun violence prevention movement? You get a room bursting with power, energy, creativity, and community. You shine a light o

Download this documentDownload Executive Summary New Mexico has the third-highest gun death rate in the country, with rates of gun homicide and gun suicide ranking among the five highest nationally. Gun violence has risen in the state, with the gun death

UPDATE: SCOTUS Struck Down Hawai'i's "No-Carry" Default Rule On June 25, 2026, the Supreme Court struck down Hawai'i's no-carry default rule in a 6 to 3 decision in the Wolford v. Lopez Second Amendment case. Read more about the June 2026 decision in Wolf