The sun has set on the 13th anniversary of the Sandy Hook school shooting. Let's work together in 2026 to elect leaders who will prioritize common sense laws to reduce gun violence in America.

#SandyHook
#ChildrensVigil
#NoOneShouldBeShotAtSchool

We remember Sandy Hook.
No one should be shot at school.

#SandyHook
#ChildrensVigil

20 children went to school on Dec. 14th, 2012 and never came home. All were in 1st grade, aged 7 or 8 years old. 12 girls, 8 boys, and 6 adult educators were fatally shot in a span of 5 minutes.

We remember. We'll keep fighting for better laws and safer schools. Join us.

#NoOneShouldBeShotAtSchool

Happening this evening! Register here for a link to join online: mobilize.us/s/LSCBuI

We didn't get a full count today, due to scheduling conflicts, but the memorial grows more every week.

We'll be collecting children's clothing donations at the NW corner of Macomb's Chandler Park from noon to 1:00 this Saturday (10/11).

#MakeSchoolsSafeAgain
#NoOneShouldBeShotAtSchool

One of our recent donations included this shirt from MacArthur, our local public preschool. Days after we received the donation, this disturbing incident was in the news: A police officer accidentally discharged a weapon while participating in an event at MacArthur Preschool.

Once all 453 children are represented, we plan to hold marches, carrying all 57 lines through the streets, and stationary memorial vigils.

We hope that visualizing the vast scale of this loss of innocent, young lives will inspire viewers to work together to prevent gun violence in American schools.

Each clothes line can hold eight outfits. This means we will need 57 lines to display outfits representing all 453 American children killed, to date, at a K-12 school. We have already displayed lines at vigils (as seen in our profile photo) and at rallies, as shown here.

The School Shooting Victims Memorial project is gathering used children's clothes and assembling them onto lines that can be hung or carried. Our current goal is to display one complete outfit (a dress, or a shirt + pants/skirt) for every child killed due to gun violence in a U.S. K-12 school.