Sponsored by Gun Sense: For the Common Good
Part of the SMOS Living Justice Ministries
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
St. Margaret of Scotland School – 3964 Castleman Ave, Saint Louis, 63110, United States
(corner of 39th St. & Flad Ave. – entrance off 39th St.)
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/18FbPz9gUQ/
On the third Thursday in November, the SMOS Gun Sense team is hosting the fourth of a four-part series called “From Outrage To Action” – part four is on the children and gun safety. Part I was on Legislative Advocacy, and Part II looked into several different ways that local St. Louisans (both City and County) can participate in local gun violence prevention efforts, and Part III dealt with the Catholic response to gun violence.
For Part IV, St. Margaret of Scotland is partnering with Be SMART For Kids and Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital to present a conversation on Kids, Guns, & Safety. The one-hour program will begin with a presentation on the five principles of the Be SMART plan, followed by a discussion on the public health crisis of gun violence and its effects on children (it is the number one cause of death for children in the U.S.), and finishing with some Q&A from the participants. If you are around kids in any way, this is one you don’t want to miss!
All community stakeholders are welcome to join!
FROM OUTRAGE TO ACTION
Part Four – Kids, Guns, & Safety
Dissecting the issue of gun violence in our State, our City, & our Neighborhoods.
• Learn Simple Steps We Can All Take To Keep Children Safe
• Explore Ways To Approach Conversations About Guns
• Non-Partisan, Evidence-Based Solutions
Panelists to include:
• Peggy Neufeld (Be SMART For Kids – STL)
• Tiffany Taylor (Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital)
• PRESENTATION, Discussion, and Q&A •
• CHILDCARE PROVIDED •
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT
PROTECTING YOUTH FROM FIREARMS
All Are Welcome
Parents and Those With Children in Their Families & Households STRONGLY Encouraged To Attend
Good for grandparents, caregivers, & anyone who is regularly around children.
Part Four Of A Four-Part Series
Sponsored by St. Margaret of Scotland – Gun Sense: For the Common Good
