How Sandy Hook Promise enlists teens to help end gun violence
Newtown-based Sandy Hook Promise has reached more than 13 million through the peer-to-peer program to end gun violence ...
A New Survey Finds 80 Percent of Parents Think Gun Violence Changes What It Means To Be a Kid in America
When Hockley sent her first-grader to school on December 14th, 2012, she had no idea that their morning goodbye would be ...
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Artists Take Action Against School Shootings at SXSW With Sandy Hook Promise and a Supreme Court Lawsuit
If Dylan Hockley and Daniel Barden were alive today, they’d be nineteen. It’s not hard to imagine them as young college students on spring break, maybe among the crowds of partygoers visiting Austin, ...
Renewed Infowars Sale Bid Prompts Sandy Hook Families' Pushback
The families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims opposed a move by First United American Companies LLC to ...
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Sandy Hook Promise’s Teddy Bear PSA Is Heartbreaking, But So Necessary
To combat school shootings, Sandy Hook Promise released a new PSA centered around a teddy bear. A member of the group tells Her Campus about its message.
A CT family’s four children died in a fire. To their dad, a playground in their memory is his ‘world’
As a major restaurant fundraiser is underway this week to raise money for a playground in memory of four young siblings killed in a 2024 house fire, their father said through tears, “The playground ...
The new Sandy Hook Promise PSA will make every parent hug their child tighter
After she lost her youngest son, Dylan, at the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting, Nicole Hockley received a teddy bear as a gift. On its belly in blue were embroidered the words: “Heaven’s Angel.
Ad of the Day: Sandy Hook PSA shows teddy bears belong in kids arms not shrines
The new spot joins a lineup of impactful, Emmy Award-winning campaigns emphasizing the critical need to recognize and respond ...
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‘Start With Hello’ enlists teens to lead efforts to end gun violence
Lesley Andujar, a seventh grader at Broadview Middle School in Danbury, found herself unable to avoid the news last fall when four people were killed and seven more were injured in a shooting at ...