We’ve been busy this summer! Braving the soaring temperatures, we traveled across the ‘Gunshine State’ to mobilize Florida youth in the movement against gun violence, meeting with partners like Florida A&M NAACP Chapter, March For Our Lives Florida, Sen. Ted Deutch, Rep. Anna Eskamani, Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith and more. We also advocated for Black and Brown youth in Maryland, had a legal win against the NRA, held an event with the Democratic Youth Coalition, testified for legislation to prevent the spread of ghost guns in California, and more.
Watch our short video from OUR Executive Council Member Stephan Abrams on what we’ve been up to!
Team Enough tackles gun, police violence in FAMU roundtable, ABC 27 Tallahassee
A Parkland Victim's Dad Tricked A Former NRA President Into Speaking At A Fake Graduation, Buzzfeed
Gun resembling Lego toy sparks backlash in U.S., BBC
NRA ponders ‘next moves’ after federal judge upholds Florida law banning under-21 gun sales, The Center Square
How We Took Over Florida and Ramped up the Youth Movement Against Gun Violence, Team ENOUGH blog
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Traveling across Florida to mobilize youth!
Action of the Month
Urge Your Senators to
Confirm Gun Safety Expert David Chipman to Lead the ATF!
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Team ENOUGH members Zion Kelly, Ivan Garcia, Brady Vice President Maisha Fields, Alyssa Ackbar, Ritika Iyer, Stephan Abrams, Aalayah Eastmond, Robert Shentrup (l-r).