On April 20, CTA and NEA joined thousands of educators, students and community supporters for the National Day of Action Against Gun Violence in Schools. We sent the same message to our elected leaders: We can no longer tolerate inaction.
We say NO MORE.
Sadly, yet more gun violence and senseless deaths and injuries have plagued our schools, the latest being the 10 students and educators who were killed at Santa Fe High School in Texas on May 18.
No more “thoughts and prayers.” No more calls to arm teachers. Join CTA and others in raising a unified voice, demanding action from our legislators, and voting for the leaders who will help pass commonsense gun laws. See ways you can get involved below:
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Record an #ArmMeWith Video
Educators are using the hashtag #ArmMeWith to propose other resources they would rather be armed with instead of guns. Submit your video story and/or print your sign to tell us what you would rather be armed with!
Share on Social Media
- Join our group
- Use #WeSayNoMore and #WeAreCTA on Twitter and Instagram
Print Posters
Document Resources
- Fact Sheet
- Talking Points
- How to have a Walk-In
Links
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- Share the poem, What a Teacher Needs (Hint: It’s NOT a Gun!) by CTA member, Tonya McQuade
- Read message from
- Open letter to President Trump,
Videos
Schools should not be war zones. Read more from CTA president :
— California Teachers Association ()
Some of the activity from the National Day of Action on April 20: