The following day of attending a Newtown screening, Rep. Himes walked out of the moment of silence as a protest to Congress's inaction on the issue of gun violence. Click here to read the Op Ed

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Influencers, celebrities and politicians continue to join the Newtown campaign and voice their support and change. “I’m for living a peaceful life...I don’t want to take anybody’s guns away, and I don’t want to tell anybody how to think. I also don’t want my son, my family, or your family to get hurt. It’s entirely preventable...It’s an emotional statement, not a political statement.” - John Slattery, Mad Men Read the full article

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The film’s objective to bring further education of gun violence prevention began at the New York City theatrical events during the week of October 14th, where audience members filled out survey after each screening and discussion. As a result, we learned that...     45% know someone personally affected by gun violence   After watching the film, 93% are more likely to vote for a candidate based on their position on gun violence prevention issues

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The Newtown team partnered with Fathom Events to bring the film to local theaters across the country. Featuring a live “Town Hall” panel discussion via satellite with audiences across the country moderated by CNN anchor Chris Cuomo. The conversation will engage a dialogue around the issues of gun violence, collective trauma, and community response from panelists

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"The film isn’t a strident piece of advocacy — the gun control issue is just a small part of it — but its sentiments are clear, underscored with heartache eloquently expressed." Read the full review

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