Take Action Against School Violence: 6 Practical Tips from CK & GK

Send Caitlin a Text!Does it feel like you're going around in circles, tired of hearing about school violence, but not seeing any real change? If so, you're not alone. In this episode, you'll learn how to promote school safety through effective advocacy and action, so you can start to make a difference.You'll be able to: Discover practical steps to tackle school violence effectively.Realize the significance of mental health support in educational environments.Comprehend the implications of gun control policy changes on community safety. Uncover the importance of participating in local elections for meaningful change. Learn how to support victims and families affected by gun violence compassionately.There's too much that will make you upset to not start taking action. - CaitlinCaitlin and Jenny are passionate advocates for school safety, bringing their extensive knowledge and experience to the show. With backgrounds in education and a deep understanding of the issues surrounding school violence, they dedicate time and efforts to help parents take practical action steps to promote safer environments for their children. The resources mentioned in this episode are:5 Ways to Take Action After a School Shooting | Teen VogueSandy Hook Promise The Sandy Hook Promise Action Fund Everytown Support Fund Protect Our Schools Make Our Schools Safe March For Our LivesGet detailed information about this episode in this week's show notes, here. Love us? Rate, review, and subscribe to CK & GK on your favorite podcast listening platform. Visit our website at www.ckandgkpodcast.com to learn more.Welcome to Not Quite Grownup. Let's do this.  Subscribe to join other Not Quite Grownups here >>>Follow on Instagram and Threads @not_quite_grownup.Please, rate, review, and subscribe for more Not Quite Grownup stories. Love you, mean it. Support the showVisit notquitegrownup.com for more content and the latest updates. Or connect on social media @not_quite_grownup on Instagram and Threads.