gun violence

"It's just night and day."

In the year since Parkland, young people have stood up for their future by using impressive tactics and peer organizing.

They've survived horrors, and want your help in these ways.

"I’m prepared to continue to combat laziness and indifference with the power of my youth voice."

Two men are in custody after the tragic fatal shooting.

It was "college country night" at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.

"Don’t forget to show up.”

Remember their names.

"United, our voices are more powerful, and now we want to ask you to be part of this movement with us."

"No one can forget about Jayren at all, just how he won't forget about you."

Delmonte Johnson was a member of Good Kids Mad City, a group founded after Parkland.

A friend reportedly told 911 the 14-year-old hadn't known the gun was loaded.

Eli "Trueboy" Clayton and Taylor "SpotMePlzzz" Robertson are being remembered by fellow gamers.

His mother was out getting ice cream to go with his cake.

“While we fear that our community will be next, we also know we can act to stop this.”

"I know personally if he knew it was her he wouldn't have killed her.”

“Guns are not to play with.”

Natalie Barden opened up about the tragedy, and joining Parkland students at the last Road to Change tour stop.

They say that city officials knew or should've known about his past.

He filed a report saying he'd been robbed.